Weingut Keller is, by many measures, the greatest address in the Rheinhessen, the producer who single-handedly turned the region from German wine’s backwater into one of Europe’s most coveted. Klaus Peter Keller’s reputation rests on dazzling dry Rieslings, but he’s also a serious hand with Spatburgunder, Germany’s name for Pinot Noir. This dry Reserve bottling brings Keller’s signature limestone-driven precision to red wine. Expect red cherry and berry fruit, a savory, earthy undertone and the fine, mineral-edged structure that runs through everything they make. A Pinot from Germany’s most exacting cellar.