Domaine Gueth

Domaine Gueth: 7 Generations of Winemakers in the Heart of Alsace

Domaine Gueth, located south of Colmar in the picturesque village of Gueberschwihr, spans 8 hectares of vines at the foot of the Ballons des Vosges Natural Park. This family-run estate has passed through seven generations of winemakers, each one transmitting their expertise and respect for the land. Since 1996, Muriel, the daughter of Jean-Claude and Bernadette, has taken over the management of the estate and continues to uphold the values of quality and winemaking tradition.

A Commitment to the Land and the Environment

With the help of her husband, Muriel has steered Domaine Gueth towards an environmental approach, believing that quality wines are born from healthy, respected soils. This philosophy guides the estate’s practices, combining respect for nature with modern techniques to create authentic and unadulterated wines. Each cuvée at Domaine Gueth is the result of meticulous work and respect for traditions, with particular attention given to every step, from the vineyard to the cellar.

Woman of Wine or Wine of Woman?

Muriel compares her wines to her children: she raises them with care and guides their development without imposing an artificial style. This gentle and respectful approach gives rise to authentic, expressive wines that stand out for their natural fruitiness. The vinification is done with indigenous yeasts and minimal intervention in the cellar, allowing the wines to fully reveal their aromatic potential over time. They are offered for sale when their level of expression reaches a sufficient maturity to provide the optimal tasting experience.

Authentic, Sincere, and Unadulterated Wines

The wines of Domaine Gueth are the product of a long family tradition and environmentally respectful management. The cuvées, both fruity and expressive, are crafted to offer a true encounter with the Alsatian terroir in all its purity. Let yourself be captivated by wines that reveal their finesse and evolve beautifully over the years.