Again, one has to say. For German Pinots were once world-famous and expensive. And even today, some of the country's best Pinot Noirs come from the top vineyards that were revered centuries ago. But not only that. Many first-class Pinot Noirs grow today in sites that were previously completely unknown for top red wines. The exciting topic of the next 20 years will be to find out which of these sites really have the prerequisites to produce great and independent wines. Many producers have to find their style first. There is still a lot of experimentation going on, and only a few producers are already so far along that it is only a matter of making the final fine adjustments on the way to great Pinot Noir. But that is, firstly, no wonder, given the few years that this quality revolution has had so far, and secondly, we have already experienced in these few years how quickly the development is progressing. So we will hardly have to wait another generation. And it's not as if we don't have enough to do by then to drink away all the excellent German Pinot Noirs that already exist today.
Of the hundreds of wines tasted, we can only present a small part here for reasons of space. We strongly recommend that you also follow the links under the respective categories. Because we can only confirm our statement from the last BEST OF: Where Germany is really world class when it comes to Pinot Noir, the price range is in the lower midfield between 10 and 20 euros. Nowhere else can you get more Pinot Noir for your money. As is well known, scores above the mid-80s also mean exceptional quality in our country. If you miss these wines, you are missing out!