Young, tall, talented, friendly, and welcoming. This Bastian Wolber really has it all! And on top of that, he makes some truly exciting wines.

Bastian Wolber is German. This detail is not insignificant when you consider that his brother is at the helm of the Wasenhaus estate, the benchmark for natural wine across the Rhine, and one of the most respected names among the new generation of European winemakers who work without a safety net but with formidable standards.

Before settling in Burgundy, Bastian trained with two major figures in French viticulture: Jean-Yves Bizot and Jean-François Ganevat. Two legends, two demanding visions of wine, two schools of rigor and freedom that have profoundly influenced his approach. From them, he learned patience, precision, respect for the grape, and the idea that a great wine is never forced.

When he arrived in Burgundy, Bastian naturally followed in the footsteps of the new guard of Burgundy natural wine. He initially worked in the same winery as Jon Purcell, sharing not only a space but above all a vision: lively, honest wines without artifice, where the winemaker's touch is always at the service of the juice. This intellectual and practical affinity also brought him closer to other names that we particularly like here, such as Dandelion, Vin Noé, and Chaume des Lies.

In 2022, Bastian took a decisive step forward: he moved into his own winery in Volnay. This strong foothold in the heart of the Côte de Beaune finally allowed him to fully realize his personal project. The wines are made with great restraint, in keeping with his approach: careful harvesting, gentle extraction, precise aging, always guided by the search for balance and clarity.

Bastian Wolber's wines perfectly reflect this approach. They never seek to show off. They favor accuracy, energy, and drinkability, with that sense of quiet mastery found in winemakers who know exactly where they are going.

Here are the first wines from Bastian Wolber’s 2025 vintage!

Five magnificent expressions of Pinot Noir from a superb vintage, perfectly balanced between ripeness, freshness, and vitality. These are precise, lively, and deeply Burgundian wines, each of which faithfully reveals the identity of its terroir.

Burgundy 2025: A vibrant and immediate Pinot Noir, driven by crisp fruit, delicate texture, and beautiful freshness.

Hautes-Côtes de Beaune 2025: A fresh and airy cuvée with tangy red fruit, a refined structure, and an energetic finish.

Côte de Nuits-Villages 2025: Deeper and more full-bodied, this wine combines savory dark fruit with an elegant and perfectly balanced structure.

Mercurey 2025: A generous and structured Pinot Noir, featuring beautiful fruit intensity, silky tannins, and a lingering finish.

Savigny-lès-Beaune 2025: Full of finesse and elegance, this cuvée captivates with its delicate fruit, silky texture, and remarkable balance.