2007 Pinot Noir "B"
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For the seventh straight year, Fritz Becker has made not only Germany 's finest pinot noir but three of its best red wines from 2007, arguably the greatest vintage this estate has ever bottled. The only other pinot noir producer in the country who can hold a candle to Fritz, as he is called by friends, and his son of the same name, is Bernhard Huber from Baden In Germany itself, the top wine below is the only one sold with the French name, pinot noir; all the rest are labeled spatburgunder, which is the German word for the same variety. If you have never heard of this estate, buy one of the Grosses Gewachs below and compare it blind with a 2007 grand cru from Burgundy You won't be disappointed. Also recommended: 2008 Muskateller (85), 2008 Riesling Laissez Faire (87), 2008 Pinot Gris Kalkmergel (86), 2008 Pinot Blanc Kalkgestein (86), 2008 Pinot Blanc In der Enggasse (88), 2007 Pinot Blanc Halbstuck (90), 2007 Chardonnay (93), 2007 Spatburgunder Kalkgestein (89), 2007 Spatburgunder Herrschaftswingert (90), 2007 Spatburgunder Steinwingert (91), 2007 Spatburgunder Herrschaftswingert SL (92), 2007 Spatburgunder Reserve (94). Other wines tasted: 2008 Silvaner. (Rudi Wiest)