“EVERY WINERY IS UNIQUE.”
JULIAN HUBER SPEAKS ABOUT HIS WINES AND HIS WINE ESTATE IN MALTERDINGEN
Bernhard Huber
Heimbacher Weg 19
79364 Malterdingen
Phone | +49 (0)7644/9297220 |
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Fax | +49(0)7644/92972299 |
info@weingut-huber.com |
Office Hours
Mo-Fr 14.00-18.00; Sa 10.00-12.00 sowie nach VereinbarungOwner
Barbara und Julian Huber
Cellarmaster
Julian Huber
Member Since
1995
Wine Area
28,00 acres
Grape Variety
70% Spätburgunder, 15% Chardonnay, jew. 7% Weisser Burgunder u. Grauer Burgunder, 1% others
Geology
verwitterter Muschelkalk
Sites
Growing Areas
Sparkling Wine / Sekt
Memberships
Eco Certifications
- In Öko-Umstellung
VDP: What is so special about your winery?
Julian Huber: Each winery is unique in its history and in the interpretation of its sites. Here we try to focus on Burgundian varieties grown on shell limestone soils.
VDP: What is your winery philosophy?
Julian Huber: Less is more. We want to concentrate on the essential and the given.
VDP: To which wine style do you aspire?
Julian Huber: Dry wines of origin with a preference for Spätburgunder (Pinot Noir) and Chardonnay.
VDP: Which of your wines would you recommend to someone who does not yet know your winery – as an introduction, so to speak?
Julian Huber: The Malterdinger Spätburgunder VDP.ORTSWEIN.
VDP: Why did you become a vintner?
Julian Huber: Out of passion and commitment to my homeland.
VDP: Do you have role models?
Julian Huber: Many people inspire me. But it was my father, Bernhard Huber, who shaped me most with his meticulousness, courage and passion for perfection in the vineyards and wine.
VDP: What are your next goals?
Julian Huber: To work even closer to nature and to concentrate on the essentials.
BIENENBERG
Spätburgunder GG
VDP.GROSSE LAGE®
“SPÄTBURGUNDER IS VERY DEEPLY ROOTED HERE, EVEN IN THE PEOPLE.”
VDP: How do you combine tradition and innovation?
Julian Huber: Vineyards have been cultivated in Malterdingen for over 700 years. Spätburgunder (Pinot Noir) is deeply rooted here – even in the people.
VDP: Why should people still visit your winery?
Julian Huber: With its proximity to Alsace, Switzerland, Kaiserstuhl and the Black Forest, the region offers many attractive cultural and culinary highlights.
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Photos: Peter Bender