The Monks Chose This Slope
Cistercian monks planted Pinot Noir in Malterdingen some seven hundred years ago, and the parcel they chose — Wildenstein — sits on shell limestone closer to the Côte d'Or than to the rest of Baden. They were not guessing.
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Cistercian monks planted Pinot Noir in Malterdingen some seven hundred years ago, and the parcel they chose — Wildenstein — sits on shell limestone closer to the Côte d'Or than to the rest of Baden. They were not guessing.