Barth's showpiece certainly doesn't need to shy away from comparison with a high-quality champagne, but it's not a copy, it's a very unique, individual product. The grape variety Pinot Noir and the long storage of 72 months on the yeast is comparable. This long aging on the yeast gives it fullness and a delicately yeasty spiciness. The base wine, a Pinot Noir Blanc de Noir, comes from the 2015 vintage. It was matured in large oak barrels to give it additional richness and weight. Very fine aroma of apple peel, gooseberry and brioche. In the mouth there are red fruits. He also impresses equally with his muscular stature, intensity and wonderful creaminess. An impressive mix!