Buy or order Wolfberger wine

Wolfberger Winery is based on a legend dating back to the 19th century. At that time, the Visges Mountains, just outside Alsace, were still home to many wild animals, primarily wolves and wild boars. Wild boars, in particular, could cause considerable problems in the vineyards. Legend has it that the winegrower managed to train the wolf to chase the wild boars from the vineyards. The locals nicknamed him the wolf herder, or Wolfberger.

The Alsatian wines of Wolfberger

Today, Wolfberger is a leading winery, home to the finest Alsatian wines. It was officially founded in 1902 as a cooperative, where local farmers collaborate intensively and sustainably. Currently, the cooperative comprises an astonishing 800 local winegrowers, a staggering number. This gives Wolfberger access to the finest grapes, the most expertise, and the finest wine cellars. This also explains Wolfberger's exorbitant price-quality ratio.

The vineyards of the Wolfberger wines

The winery is located in Eguisheim, a picturesque village just outside Colmar, a major city in Alsace. Eguisheim is like many other Alsatian villages. With its pointed roofs and colorful houses, it has a fairytale-like feel. A stroll through the village is highly recommended. Wolfberger's wines are just as beautiful as those in Eguisheim. They primarily produce wines from typical Alsatian grape varieties such as Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, Gewürztraminer, and Riesling.

Why buy Wolfberger wine?

Each Wolfberger wine showcases the power of a specific grape variety. Because all the winemakers work efficiently together, the quality of each wine is consistent and high-quality! However, Wolfberger also offers wines sourced from special vineyards. Consider the Wolfberger Steingrubler Gran Cru Riesling, which originates from rare Grand Cru vineyards where Riesling grows best. These are the wines with which Wolfberger demonstrates its expertise to the world.