Vins d'Alsace Schoenheitz 
Terroir
Linsenberg, Herrenreben and Holder :
3 granitic soils with south south-west exposure,
3 single vineyards on steep slopes up to 1640ft / 500m
Welcome to Domaine Schoenheitz
Situated at the edge of the Alsace wine route, the Schoenheitz vineyards are entirely concentrated on the steep slopes of the magnificent Munster Valley, at the beginning of the Vosges Mountains. The slopes boast the highest vineyard in Alsace. They are sometimes so steep that no tractor can work them. Granitic soils and extreme vine growing conditions develop pure and fine expression of the noble grapes varieties of Alsace.
Know-how
Schoenheitz family works the full range of Alsatian wines according to sustainable viticultural practices and by applying certified agriculture principles as outlined by HVE (High Environmental Value). This includes minimizing the pollution of waters, air and soil, preserving and supporting the long-term balance of soil, planting natural grass between the...
A family story
The Schoenheitz family left Austria and settled in Wihr-au-Val and its environs after the 30-year-old war in 1648. It is an old and notable family: the records indicate that an ancestor was' Schultheiss', mayor of the village of Wihr-au-Val before the French Revolution ...
Events at Schoenheitz winery
The Schoenheitz family has been envolving in wine tourism for 20 years and offer different events, throughout the year, for all lovers of Alsatian wines: Christmas entertainment, gourmet aperitif, guided tours in the vines, tastings, food & wine pairings, groups by appointment, etc. Member of the Bienvenue à la Ferme network, the diVines of Alsace, the Young Winemakers and Slow Food 68, the estate is labeled «Cave de Noël» and «Alsace Ecotourism».
Christmas at the winegrower's
Come and celebrate Christmas at your winemaker's!
Munster Valley
What to see and do in the Munster Valley!
Sports activities in the Munster Valley
Do you know the adventure park at Schnepfenried?
Visit of the winery
Every Thursday morning at 10.30 am, we welcome you for a commented cellar visit and wine tasting.
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