The local Pinot Blanc wine is bottled in two varieties at the Münzberg winery. One is the somewhat fuller version from the loess-loam soil and the other is made from grapes grown on highly calcareous Keuper soil. The latter is characterised by a remarkably fine and highly elegant appearance. Keuper and limestone create a fine acidity structure and give the wine a deep, salty minerality. On the palate, this Pinot Blanc presents itself with fine floral and herbal tones, an almost dance-like light fruit flavour surrounded by subtle nutty notes and a hint of tobacco. A wine that we particularly recommend with fine game birds such as quail or pheasant.
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The Münzberg is located near the Palatinate town of Landau - in the midst of a gently rolling cultural landscape characterised by fruit trees and vineyards. Named after coins found in Roman times, the mountain is home to the vineyard of the same name. It is run by the Keßler family.
