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2014 Huber Alte Reben Pinot Noir
Bernhard Huber
In quality terms, the Alte Reben is Huber's equivalent of a Premier Cru. This Pinot comes from vines of up to 40 years old. Huber harvests the Alte Reben at 37 hl/ha. The ferment contains 35 to 40% whole bunches, with some parcels from the Bienenberg vineyard also going into this. This wine is bottled unfiltered. It has complex, deep aromas of black cherry, dark chocolate and spice but also soft tannins, a frisky-elegant character with a fine echo.
February, 2019
The Wine Front
94 points
Sleek, spicy, herb-laced red of light cherry fruitiness, pepper drift, sluice of botanical-tangy acidity. I like it. Feels refreshing and compact across the palate, leaner flavours but wholly delicious and seriously pretty. I love this feel. And the spice, spice, spice. Shows off the restraint of pinot noir fruit but delivers a big hit of fine detail. Finesse and freshness. Something to savour, something to gulp. You know the drill.
July, 2018
Business Insider
Cool, smoky aromatics of black cherry, malted milk chocolate and clean fresh mountain air. The palate immediately seduces with generous plushness thanks to the partial whole bunch fermentation. The stylish mid palate is bursting with bright small red berry fruit flavours which continue evenly throughout and lead to a fine, long finish and with a fragrant, lingering aftertaste. Within Huber’s quality hierarchy this is equivalent to Premier Cru (red burgundy) level and would give most of those a pretty decent run for their money.
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