Also with the Pinot Noir GG from Kirchgasse, another perfect use of wood by Markus Wöhrle, in this case through aging in barriques. A Pinot Noir with a simply beautiful nose: light tobacco, spelled biscuit, lots of sweet cherries and the typical Pinot smokiness. Extract sweetness in the attack, a lot of spice and ripe, but rather cool fruit in the middle, almost salty in the finish. Has pressure, melting, fruit, spiciness, fine-grained tannins and length: everything that is needed for a great Pinot from Baden is actually there. He just needs a little more time.