Domaine Albert Mann

Located in Wettolsheim, Domaine Albert Mann is renowned for its biodynamic practices and vivacious, often luscious wines. It’s also one of the new regional leaders in the production of compelling Pinot Noir wines fostered by climate change. The estate was built by brothers Maurice and Jacky Barthelmé (Maurice being Albert Mann’s son-in-law) and is now run by Jacky’s son Antoine, working with his ever-exuberant father.

Albert Mann's diverse terroirs are reflected in its wines. The Hengst and Furstentum Grand Cru vineyards, with their limestone and marl soils, produce powerful, structured wines, while the granitic Schlossberg and Wineck-Schlossberg delivers finesse and mineral purity.

Among the Pinot Noirs, the Clos de la Faille is distinguished by its depth and intensity from a single, enclosed vineyard. The Grand H, sourced from Hengst, is recognized for its structure and aging potential. Les Saintes Claires offers elegance and aromatic complexity, while the Grand P, originating from the Grand Cru Pfersigberg, is acclaimed for its rich, layered profile and exceptional aging capacity.