Woody, fruity, or even spicy: Alsatian Pinot Noir has it all. From the Hengst Grand Cru to the Vogelgarten lieu-dit, discover our selection of Alsatian red wines priced between €55 and €95.
Domaine Mann — Vignoble des 3 Terres — Hengst Grand Cru 2023
The bouquet immediately captivates with its intensity and refinement, blending fresh blackberry, blackcurrant, rose, shortbread, roasted coffee, sandalwood, and a vibrant hint of pepper. On the palate, it is full-bodied, velvety, and concentrated, yet never loses its freshness. The still-youthful tannins frame a long, spicy, and subtly mineral finish that highlights the nobility of this great Pinot Noir. Pair with a lentil salad, smoked duck breast, and walnuts.
With its complex bouquet of morello cherry, rose, licorice, cedar, and cocoa, enhanced by perfectly integrated oak, this wine is a true charmer. The elegant and vibrant palate is carried by lovely freshness, fine tannins, and a silky texture. Spices, fruit, and a hint of salinity linger in a long, harmonious finish. A wine that pairs well with stuffed quail.
A bold character defined by concentrated black fruits that blend with notes of grilled meat, balsamic vinegar, aromatic herbs, and dark chocolate. The palate is enveloping, with volume, a full-bodied texture, and intensity. The long, flavorful finish blends pepper, dark chocolate, freshness, and a subtle balsamic note that enhances its personality. Try it with a caramelized onion tart.
Named after its vineyard site, Vogelgarten, this Pinot Noir displays a comforting character right from the start. The nose combines graphite, pepper, jasmine, honeysuckle, black tea, toasted buckwheat, and a hint of speculoos. Full-bodied and rich on the palate, it offers lovely fruit with notes of cedar and thyme. Perfect for a winter meal with a fillet of monkfish wrapped in smoked bacon.
