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Markus Molitor : Pinot Noir Haus Klosterberg 2023
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Description
Characteristics and tasting notes for Markus Molitor Pinot Noir Haus Klosterberg 2023
Tasting notes
Nose
The bouquet is pure and refined, revealing aromas of red fruits accompanied by a minerality reminiscent of slate, all underscored by delicate toasted notes.
Palate
On the palate, this wine offers a silky texture combined with lovely intensity and great freshness. It stands out for its purity, its structured grip, and it lingers on a long finish.
Service and storage
To fully appreciate this red wine, it is recommended to serve it at a temperature of 15°C.
The pure expression of Pinot Noir from the Mosel by the Markus Molitor estate
The estate
Taken over and restructured in 1984 by Markus Molitor, who remains its current owner and director, the eponymous estate has established itself as a leading reference in the Mosel. Representing the eighth generation of a winemaking family, he cultivates around 38 hectares of vines across prestigious terroirs. The estate's philosophy is built on meticulous manual work and low yields to express the authenticity of each plot. Today, the Markus Molitor name is recognized internationally for its exacting quality standards and its ability to bring out the very best in the region's grape varieties.
The vineyard
The grapes come from vineyards typical of the Mosel valley. These iconic German terroirs are distinguished by their steep slopes and slate-rich soils, providing an ideal environment for the vines to reach their full potential.
Winemaking and aging
The production of the Pinot Noir Haus Klosterberg 2023 begins with a rigorous selection of grapes harvested at full ripeness. The must undergoes spontaneous fermentation, followed by a total maceration period of three and a half weeks. Finally, the wine is aged in oak barrels to refine its structure and complexity.
Grape variety
Pinot Noir (100%).




