Each wine-growing village is unique in terms of its location, geology, and wine culture. Village wines have always reflected the distinct characteristics of the regional terroir. Pinot Noir is unquestionably one of the most intriguing grape varieties when it comes to translating origin into wine. In the cool climate of the Kamptal, on calcareous loess and metamorphic rock soils, its feminine and finely drawn character truly shines and captivates us year after year. This vibrant village wine combines grapes from our terraces in the Thal and Käferberg vineyards, thus showcasing the distinctive geological and microclimatic spectrum of Langenlois.