Red

Malterdinger Trocken Pinot Noir

Huber

Germany

Fact sheet

Type
Red
Grape
Pinot Noir
Country
Germany
Appellation
Baden
Body
medium
Acidity
high
Tannin
low
Sweetness
dry

Food pairing

light meats · game · light game

Rated vintages

  • 201088 pts

    While expressive on the nose with scents of dried cherries, potpourri and spice, the palate on this Pinot Noir is rather savory and austere. Fresh with green herbs and a tart sour-cherry profile, it makes a brisk companion to an array of light meat and game dishes.

  • 200887 pts

    Huber's entry-level bottling comes across as somewhat conflicted in 2008, with aromas of mushrooms and twigs, but flavors more reminiscent of ripe cherries; plump and round in the mouth, but crisply acidic, almost zingy on the finish.