An altitude cru yielding a vertical, structured, and fresh Pinot Noir. Taut tannins, hints of dried fruit, flowers, and a ferrous minerality. Persistent and with remarkable structure, it recalls a Volnay but maintains its distinct Alsatian character.

A historic cru with sandy-granitic soils, this Pinot Noir is intense, concentrated, with violet and spice notes, elegant tannins, and aging potential. A wine with a Burgundian soul.

A lighter, more linear interpretation than the 2021, with less pronounced tannic grip but still showing structure and verticality. The fruit is more subtle, and the wine is shorter and drier on the finish. It will benefit from further aging.

From marl-limestone soils at around 300 meters, this Pinot Noir shows more power and structure than La Colline: dark fruit, fleshiness, yet still tightly wound with tannins needing time to soften. More Burgundian in style, with a touch of astringency.

A richer, more compact version of the 2021, with slightly more new oak influence. The palate is juicy, with well-polished but present tannins, a chalky finish, and a return of spice. A wine of great depth and aging potential.

From granitic soils at 230 meters altitude, this wine offers a tense, vertical, and vibrant profile. In this cool vintage, Pinot Noir expresses fresh fruit, delicate spice, and a structure that builds progressively, with a very long, curry- and pepper-tinged