Ried Kahle Leiten

The traditional names and designations of vineyards often reveal a great deal about the slope, the microclimate, the suitability for cultivation, and the soil quality. This is also true here. “Kahle Leiten” (Bare Slopes), a barren, stony, and sparsely vegetated hillside, might not sound particularly inviting or fertile at first. But those who know exactly which grape variety, or indeed which plant, thrives there have the best chance of producing an exceptional wine. Therefore, we plan to plant Pinot Noir on this small, special plot in the coming years and are already very much looking forward to the first wine from this vineyard.