
Pinot Blanc City Wall Magnum

Pinot Blanc City Wall Magnum
Kirchner's Weißburgunder Stadtmauer shows what this grape variety can do when location and craftsmanship are right: not mere pleasingness, but substance.
Pinot Blanc is often underestimated in Germany – unjustly so. In the right hands, it produces wines with real depth that easily rival Riesling and Pinot Gris. Kirchner is one of the producers who take this variety seriously: their Stadtmauer cuvée represents a mineral-driven style with aging potential.
In the glass, ripe mirabelle plum, honeydew melon, and a distinct hint of stone fruit – peach, nectarine. Beneath this lies a pronounced minerality that supports and elevates the wine. A touch of garden herbs in the background adds freshness and definition. On the palate, it is both compact and juicy: smooth without heaviness, powerful without force. The finish is long and vibrant.
The magnum bottle is not a gimmick – it slows down the aging process and gives the wine more time to develop. Drinking window: now until 2029.
- Temperature: 10–12 °C
- Dishes: Veal schnitzel with sage, fried monkfish, goat cheese with honey
- Occasion: Dinner for several people or as a wine to spark conversation at the table












