The Grand Cru appellation signifies above all else an exceptional terroir, geographically delimited and conforming to the very stringent production conditions that make it possible to draw out the quintessence of that terroir.
This granite slope which overlooks the medieval town of Turckheim enjoys an amazing amount of sunshine. According to legend, it was on this "terre de feu" that a battle took place between a dragon and the sun. The wines from the Brand are distinguished by their great elegance, balance and finesse.
This south / south-easterly facing slope in Wintzenheim is composed of calcareous clay. This heavy soil is giving a strong character to the wines.
Nestled at the foot of the Château du Wineck — whose name means “the wine corner” in Alsatian — this granitic site overlooks the village of Katzenthal. Its well-drained soils give the wines great finesse, vibrant acidity, and a distinctive mineral character.
This south / south-easterly facing slope in Wintzenheim is composed of calcareous clay. The heavy soil gives a strong character to the wines.