Solter 2005 Pinot Cuvée Brut 1989 The oldest part of their

The oldest part of their vineyard was planted in 1968 and still rooted

complimented by a smooth

as well as a long lasting finish

Its name dates back to the 13th century and stems from a spring on the border between Erbach and Hattenheim

fermentation and maturation of the wine took place in traditional oak casks

Solter 2005 Pinot Cuvée Brut 1989 The oldest part of theirA lightly fizzing mousseux is the result of the wine being on the yeast for years. One can drink it with appetisers as well as rich main courses. 50% Pinot Noir, 30% Pinot Blanc, 20% Pinot Gris (Barrique fermented) Alcohol : 12,0% vol. Residual sugar: 3,2 g l Acidity: 7,0 g l Bin End Offer