PASSAGE WINES
Passage means bridge. These 2016 wines are a bridge is between our old life and new one. 200 bottles of each…cuvées, specials, and all are of course organic and biodynamic.

NATURAL WINES
Vintage 2017 and 2018 have nothing added, nothing taken away. Pinot noir, Riesling, sparkling and orange wines. Order below or reserve wines that will be available soon. Buy online or come visit (by appointment only), or stop by when our pop-up bistrot is open in May and September.
Order online here or come visit (by appointment only)
Shipping to France or Germany is included when you buy 6 bottles or more. Inquire about other destinations. All wines are certified organic and biodynamic (Ecocert & Demeter).
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Libres
36,00€Add to basket“Libres” (free) is a pinot noir wine but not only. The vines were planted by friends of our daughter, from the free Waldorf School in Colmar in 2005. The wine is free non filtered, non sulfited, only natural. 250 bottles.
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Langue ô chat…
31,00€Add to basketA riddle for you. .. This white wine is composed of three grape varieties. Taste, imagine, and tell us what they are. There is a vivacity and tension but also body and a long finish. Granite gives it complexity and elegance.
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Et pourquoi pas ?
34,00€Add to basketMuscat and sylvaner ? why not ? both grapes had late harvest characteristics and the effect is amazing: a whirl of curves and fine acidity.
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Quand le chat n’est pas là
31,00€Add to basket“Quand le chat n’est pas là les souris dansent” (when the cat is not there, the mice will dance…). The fermentation of this pinot gris went on and on but we never gave up hope, and we were rewarded!
Tasting news….

Every year the tasting team choose 15 french domains that share the same close attention to their vineyards and vines. For Alsace region, the 2019 winner is Clément Klur for the desire to reflect the expression of terroir in natural wines, and the choice to joyfully slow down and focus on a just a few vineyards.
Pinot Noir LIBRE is a selection from this annual guide to the best French wines, which focused on Alsace red wines in this issue. “Fruits rouges, expressif, bon fond de vin, juteux, tanins fermes, doit se fondre” In a blind tasting of 145 wines, it was in the final selection of 27 wines.

These wines are from plots we transferred to our friends after this harvest. Most of the wines are special cuvées, late harvest type, pressed by feet / hand, and/or unusual vinifications. They are also precious — we have only around 300 bottles of each. Each wine name has a story: Pourquoi Pas, Quand le Chat N’est Pas Là, Last Dance, and Langue Ô Chat. Notes are 14,5 to 15,5 with a special mention for the Pinot Noir LIBRE: “a radiant wine, vinified from entire grapes; we were delighted by the notes of cherry and it’s elegant woody notes.”
Biodynamic wines of Alsace in the spotlight
A large article about Alsace, the French wine region with a long and serious tradition of biodynamic wine making. The RVF writes “the most biodynamic vineyards in Europe!” A few of the 50 estates are called “Les domaines NATURE” by RVF. They often started with organic growing, then biodynamic but this was not enough! Their enemy is SO2. Vignoble KLUR is among the 8 natural winemakers spotlighted.


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