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Robert Freudenreich et Fils
Robert Freudenreich et Fils, an Alsace estate in Pfaffenheim since 1730: riesling and gewurztraminer, direct...
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Maison Freudenreich Robert & Fils: Alsatian excellence since 1730
Maison Freudenreich Robert & Fils - Alsace wines in Pfaffenheim, a family estate since 1730
Maison Freudenreich Robert & Fils is a family Alsace estate of Pfaffenheim, nearly three centuries of history over 7 hectares.
Between Colmar and Rouffach, in Pfaffenheim, Maison Freudenreich Robert & Fils embodies nearly three centuries of passion. Founded in 1730, it farms 7 hectares in respect of the terroir, between ancestral practices and a modern vision: pure, precise Alsace wines, to discover direct on Avenue des Vins.
Between Colmar and Rouffach, in the charming wine village of Pfaffenheim, Maison Freudenreich Robert & Fils embodies nearly three centuries of passion and know-how. Founded in 1730, the family property farms a 7-hectare vineyard, where each generation has preserved the original spirit: respect for the terroir, precision of gesture and the pursuit of excellence.
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A heritage handed down and reinvented
Since 1992, Christophe Freudenreich, son of Robert, has carried on the family tradition while opening the estate to a new era. His approach blends ancestral practices, soils worked with the plough, ageing in oak barrels, hand harvesting, with a modern vision of winemaking.
Thanks to this balance between authenticity and innovation, the house today crafts wines of remarkable purity and aromatic expression, faithful reflections of the diversity of the Alsace terroirs.
A philosophy centred on nature and precision
Domaine Freudenreich Robert & Fils practises a traditional viticulture respectful of the land. The vines, deeply rooted in the clay-limestone hillsides, enjoy ideal sunshine. Working the soil with the plough favours microbial life and natural rooting, while ageing in old oak barrels gives the wines a harmonious texture and fine complexity.
Each cuvee is vinified separately to preserve the identity of each grape and vintage. The result: expressive, precise wines with a natural elegance, true ambassadors of their appellation.
The flagship cuvees of Maison Freudenreich
As vintages and availability change, the selection shown on Avenue des Vins may vary; here are the house's grapes and cuvees.
Sylvaner
Light and thirst-quenching: white flowers and fresh fruit, perfect as an aperitif or with seafood.
Pinot Blanc
Round and balanced, it elegantly accompanies poultry and fish.
Pinot Gris
Ample and generous: smoky notes and fine length on the palate.
Muscat
Fine and aromatic: a burst of freshness and crunchy grape.
Riesling
Dry, lively and mineral: a gastronomic wine, ideal with fish and shellfish.
Gewurztraminer
Gourmand and opulent: rose, lychee and sweet spices, all the richness of Alsace.
Pinot Noir
Elegant and fruity, it expresses the grape's finesse on the Pfaffenheim soils.
Late Harvest & SGN
Rare, majestic wines: power, concentration and emotion.
Careful shipping across France and Europe
A house between tradition, standards and passion
For three centuries, the Freudenreich family has cultivated the same ambition: to express the truth of the Alsace terroir in every bottle. Between respect for the past and a look towards the future, Maison Freudenreich Robert & Fils stands today as an essential signature of the great wines of Alsace.
Among the cuvees of Maison Freudenreich Robert & Fils, which one would you choose to discover all the richness of the Pfaffenheim terroir?
Why choose Maison Freudenreich
A family estate since 1730. Nearly three centuries of passion and know-how in Pfaffenheim, in Alsace.
Traditional work. Soils worked with the plough, hand harvesting and ageing in old oak barrels.
Plot-by-plot winemaking. Each grape and vintage vinified separately, for precise, pure wines.
The full Alsace palette. From Sylvaner to Gewurztraminer, to the Late Harvests and Grains Nobles.
Direct from the estate. You order as close as possible to the producer, with careful shipping across France and Europe.
Your questions about Maison Freudenreich
Where is Maison Freudenreich Robert & Fils located?
Maison Freudenreich Robert & Fils is in Pfaffenheim, a charming wine village of Alsace, between Colmar and Rouffach. The family property farms a 7-hectare vineyard on clay-limestone hillsides.
How long has Maison Freudenreich existed?
The house was founded in 1730: it embodies nearly three centuries of passion and know-how. Generation after generation, the family has preserved the original spirit, respect for the terroir, precision of gesture and the pursuit of excellence.
Who runs Maison Freudenreich today?
Since 1992, Christophe Freudenreich, son of Robert, has carried on the family tradition while opening the estate to a new era, blending ancestral practices with a modern vision of winemaking.
What is the estate's philosophy?
The estate practises a traditional, respectful viticulture: soils worked with the plough to favour microbial life and natural rooting, hand harvesting and ageing in old oak barrels for a harmonious texture and fine complexity.
What makes the Pfaffenheim terroir unique?
The vines are deeply rooted in the clay-limestone hillsides and enjoy ideal sunshine. Each cuvee is vinified separately to preserve the identity of each grape and vintage, giving expressive, precise and elegant wines.
Which grape varieties does Maison Freudenreich grow?
The house grows the great Alsace grapes: Sylvaner, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, Muscat, Riesling, Gewurztraminer and Pinot Noir, as well as Late Harvests and Sélections de Grains Nobles.
What is the difference between a Riesling and a Gewurztraminer?
Riesling is dry, lively and mineral, a gastronomic wine ideal with fish and shellfish. Gewurztraminer is gourmand and opulent, on rose, lychee and sweet spices, perfect with spiced cuisine, strong cheeses or desserts.
What is a Late Harvest or a Sélection de Grains Nobles?
These are rare, majestic wines from over-ripe or botrytised grapes (noble rot). Combining power, concentration and emotion, they pair wonderfully with foie gras, a dessert or an exceptional moment.
How do you choose the estate's ideal cuvee?
For the aperitif, Sylvaner or Muscat; with fish, Riesling or Pinot Blanc; with spiced cuisine or a strong cheese, Gewurztraminer; Pinot Gris with white meats; the Late Harvests and Grains Nobles with foie gras and desserts.
Which dishes pair with Freudenreich wines?
Sylvaner and Muscat elevate the aperitif and seafood; Riesling fish and shellfish; Pinot Gris white meats and smoked dishes; Gewurztraminer spiced dishes and cheeses; Pinot Noir meats and charcuterie.
Where can you buy Maison Freudenreich wines directly?
The available Maison Freudenreich Robert & Fils cuvees can be ordered directly on Avenue des Vins, as close as possible to the estate, with careful shipping across France and throughout Europe. The selection and vintages change with each delivery.
Direct from the estate, in Pfaffenheim, Alsace
Maison Freudenreich Robert & Fils - Family Alsace wine estate in Pfaffenheim since 1730, led by Christophe Freudenreich.
Sylvaner, Riesling, Pinot Gris, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Noir and Late Harvests
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