Enselberg Spätburgunder 1G

Wild berries, mocha and liquorice – with fresh acidity and fine tannins from volcanic soil.

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Enselberg Spätburgunder 1G

A Pinot Noir that doesn't hide its origin: volcanic subsoil, loess layer, west-facing slope with a view of the Rhine plain — you can taste it.

Franz Keller is one of the most influential names in the Kaiserstuhl region. The Enselberg vineyard is a well-ventilated west-facing slope situated on alternating dark and light volcanic rock, covered by a fine layer of loess. The two vineyards were planted exclusively with Burgundian Pinot Noir clones in 1999 and 2003 – not a random choice, but a deliberate stylistic decision in favor of finesse over power.

The nose reveals aromas of wild berries, mocha, and licorice —a combination that suggests depth without being heavy. On the palate, a fresh acidity supports the wine, the tannins are fine and firm, and the finish is long and spicy.

  • Dishes: Duck breast with lentils, mushroom risotto, ripe Tomme cheese or grilled lamb
  • Temperature: 16–17 °C
  • Occasion: A sophisticated dinner, no occasion needed
Grape variety Pinot Noir
Origin Bathe, Germany
Alcohol 12,5 % Vol.
Serving temp. 16–18 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin Germany
Region Bathe
Grape variety Pinot Noir
Wine color Red Wine
Vintage 2023
Alcohol content 12,5 % Vol.

The Winery

Franz Keller

VDP Member Estate

Franz Keller winery – Baden wine culture since 1892. Today managed by Fritz Keller, who, in addition to his profession as a winemaker, is also a hotelier and president of SC Freiburg. Located just ten kilometers from the French border in Oberbergen, it is one of the largest and most internationally respected wineries in Germany.

35 hectares of vineyards, spread over eight sites. Among the best are the Oberbergener Bassgeige and the Pulverbuck. Loess, volcanic rock, basalt weathering – this is where Pinot Noir and Pinot Blanc primarily grow. 200,000 bottles full of character every year.

And for those who want to stay longer: the "Schwarzer Adler" hotel and "Kellerwirtschaft" restaurant invite you to visit. Baden, the way it lives.

Vogtsburg-Oberbergen Kaiserstuhl/Badenfranz-keller.de