Bernhard Huber, Breisgau, 2022
German Pinot Noir — Spätburgunder — has arrived, and Bernhard Huber's estate in Malterdingen is one of the primary reasons why. Julian Huber, who took over after his father Bernhard's passing in 2014, has continued the push toward elegance, precision, and site transparency. The Breisgau is the estate-level bottling: a broad blend of Baden terroirs that captures the house style with clarity. These are not fruit bombs; they are structured, terroir-driven wines with the restraint and lift you'd expect from a producer who counts Burgundy as the north star. If you've written off German reds, this is your corrective.
Bernhard Huber, Breisgau, 2022
German Pinot Noir — Spätburgunder — has arrived, and Bernhard Huber's estate in Malterdingen is one of the primary reasons why. Julian Huber, who took over after his father Bernhard's passing in 2014, has continued the push toward elegance, precision, and site transparency. The Breisgau is the estate-level bottling: a broad blend of Baden terroirs that captures the house style with clarity. These are not fruit bombs; they are structured, terroir-driven wines with the restraint and lift you'd expect from a producer who counts Burgundy as the north star. If you've written off German reds, this is your corrective.
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German Pinot Noir — Spätburgunder — has arrived, and Bernhard Huber's estate in Malterdingen is one of the primary reasons why. Julian Huber, who took over after his father Bernhard's passing in 2014, has continued the push toward elegance, precision, and site transparency. The Breisgau is the estate-level bottling: a broad blend of Baden terroirs that captures the house style with clarity. These are not fruit bombs; they are structured, terroir-driven wines with the restraint and lift you'd expect from a producer who counts Burgundy as the north star. If you've written off German reds, this is your corrective.
