Domaine Gueth

Domaine Gueth

A family estate in Gueberschwihr (Haut-Rhin), seven generations, run by Muriel Gueth since 1996. 8 hectares grown organically and HVE certified, at the foot of the Ballons des Vosges. Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Gris and Grand Cru Goldert.

Set in Gueberschwihr, between Colmar and Mulhouse at the heart of the Alsace vineyard, Domaine Gueth has carried on a winegrowing tradition for seven generations, founded on respect for the terroir and the search for authenticity. Its 8 hectares of vines, grown organically and certified High Environmental Value (HVE), lie at the foot of the Ballons des Vosges Natural Park on marl-sandstone and marl-limestone soils. These terroirs give the wines their characteristic minerality and their remarkable ageing potential.

A philosophy founded on transmission

Muriel Gueth sums up her vision with simplicity: My wines are a little like my children. I accompany them so they can flourish, without ever imposing on them what they must become. At Domaine Gueth, wine remains above all a story of family transmission, respect for the living and sincerity in the work of the vine.

The great Alsace grapes

Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Gris...

The vineyard showcases the emblematic Alsace grapes: Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc Auxerrois, Pinot Noir and Sylvaner. Each expresses itself through the collections representative of the estate's style, on marl-sandstone and marl-limestone soils.

The Original'sace & Tradition collections

Dry, fruity and gastronomic wines

Original'sace: a range of dry, fruity wines from precise plot selections. Tradition: elegant, gastronomic wines that highlight the typicity of the marl-sandstone terroirs. The estate's precise, sincere style.

The Terre Natale collection

Harmonie, Les Grès Roses, Les Roches Dorées, Sylvaner Vieilles Vignes

The estate's most complex collection, with emblematic cuvees: Harmonie, Les Gres Roses, Les Roches Dorees and Sylvaner Vieilles Vignes (old vines). Precise, expressive organic Alsace wines, capable of great complexity over time.

The Douceur collection & Grand Cru Goldert

Late harvests and sweet wines

The Douceur range is dedicated to more concentrated wines, notably from the prestigious Grand Cru Goldert, renowned in Gueberschwihr for its late harvests and sweet wines of great aromatic richness. Rich marl-limestone soils.

Cremant d'Alsace of great finesse

Traditional method

The estate also produces Cremant d'Alsace using the traditional method. Their fine bubbles and aromatic freshness perfectly illustrate the elegance of the Alsace grapes. The festive spirit of Domaine Gueth.

A living, low-intervention viticulture

Organic, HVE, indigenous yeasts

8 hectares grown organically and HVE certified (High Environmental Value), at the foot of the Ballons des Vosges Natural Park. The wines are made with indigenous yeasts, without aromatic correction, to preserve the purest expression of the terroir.

The organic Alsace wines (Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Grand Cru Goldert), direct

Are Domaine Gueth wines certified organic?

Yes, the entire vineyard is grown under Organic Agriculture and certified High Environmental Value (HVE). Across 8 hectares, the viticulture is living and low-intervention, with winemaking using indigenous yeasts.

Where is Domaine Gueth located in Alsace?

The estate is in Gueberschwihr, a renowned wine village of the Haut-Rhin located between Colmar and Mulhouse, at the foot of the Ballons des Vosges Natural Park, on marl-sandstone and marl-limestone soils.

Which grapes are grown at Domaine Gueth?

The estate grows the main Alsace grapes: Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc Auxerrois, Pinot Noir and Sylvaner. Each expresses itself through the estate's collections.

What makes Grand Cru Goldert special?

Grand Cru Goldert is one of the most renowned terroirs of Alsace for sweet and lusciously sweet wines from late harvests, thanks to its rich marl-limestone soils. It is at the heart of the estate's Douceur collection.

Why are Alsace wines renowned for their aromatic intensity?

The region's dry climate, protected by the Vosges massif, together with the diversity of soils, allow the Alsace grapes to express a great aromatic richness and a strong terroir identity.

How to choose an Alsace wine according to the meal?

A Riesling ideally accompanies fish and seafood, a Gewurztraminer pairs perfectly with spicy dishes or Asian cuisine, while sweet wines from late harvests accompany foie gras and desserts.

Since when has Domaine Gueth existed?

Domaine Gueth has carried on a winegrowing tradition for seven generations. Since 1996, it has been run by Muriel Gueth, daughter of Jean-Claude and Bernadette, with the conviction that a great Alsace wine can only be born of a living soil.

What are the wine collections of Domaine Gueth?

The estate offers four collections: Original'sace (dry and fruity), Tradition (elegant and gastronomic), Terre Natale (the most complex: Harmonie, Les Gres Roses, Les Roches Dorees, Sylvaner Vieilles Vignes) and Douceur (concentrated wines, Grand Cru Goldert). Not to mention the Cremant d'Alsace.

What is the Terre Natale collection?

Terre Natale is the estate's most complex collection. It brings together emblematic cuvees such as Harmonie, Les Gres Roses, Les Roches Dorees and Sylvaner Vieilles Vignes: precise, expressive wines, capable of developing great complexity over time.

Does Domaine Gueth produce Cremant d'Alsace?

Yes: the estate produces Cremant d'Alsace using the traditional method. Their fine bubbles and aromatic freshness illustrate the elegance of the Alsace grapes. Perfect for the aperitif and festive moments.

Can Domaine Gueth wines be cellared?

Yes: fruity in their youth, the estate's organic Alsace wines are capable of developing great complexity over time, carried by the minerality of the soils. Each cuvee is only released when it reaches its optimal balance.

Can you buy Domaine Gueth wines directly?

Yes: the estate's organic Alsace wines (Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Gris, Cremant, Grand Cru Goldert...) are available here, direct from the property in Gueberschwihr, shipped with care, across France and Europe.

Direct from the estate, the organic Alsace wines

Domaine Gueth: a family wine estate in Gueberschwihr (Haut-Rhin, Alsace), seven generations, run by Muriel Gueth since 1996. 8 hectares grown organically and certified High Environmental Value (HVE), at the foot of the Ballons des Vosges Natural Park, on marl-sandstone and marl-limestone soils. Low-intervention winemaking with indigenous yeasts. Grapes: Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc Auxerrois, Pinot Noir, Sylvaner. Grand Cru Goldert (late harvests, sweet wines). Cremant d'Alsace.

Collections: Original'sace, Tradition, Terre Natale (Harmonie, Les Gres Roses, Les Roches Dorees, Sylvaner Vieilles Vignes) and Douceur (Grand Cru Goldert) - organic Alsace wines