Domain Albert Mann is a historic Alsatian producer. It is the result of two families coming together: the Mann family, winemakers since the 17th century, and the Barthelmé, the current owners, winemakers since 1654. Located in Wettolsheim in the Haut-Rhin, in the heart of Alsace, the estate spans 25 hectares, spread across roughly a hundred parcels, seven of which are grand crus (7 hectares). The vineyards have been cultivated according to biodynamic principles since 1997, though certification wasn't obtained until 2010 (it gained organic certification in 2000). Meticulous work is carried out in the vineyards, with much focus on replanting vines through massal selection, so as to increase the vineyard's diversity. The parcels are tilled, and several biodynamic preparations are used. In the winery, the vinifications are ‘hands off', as the producers strive to achieve maximal finesse (limited intervention, wild yeast, no fining, etc.) . The red wines are raised in Burgundian barrels. This domain is now known as one of the finest in Alsace; its elegant, racy wines are sought after for their digestible profile, complexity and depth.

This Pinot Noir is grown organically and biodynamically on very varied soils. The grapes ferment naturally, in an open vat and the wine is raised for 16 months in old barrels. Its supple tannins and balancing acidity allow for excellent food pairings.