**Alsace** — a distinctive wine region in northeastern France, tucked between the Vosges mountains and the Rhine along the German border. Its history has shuffled between France and Germany, and this shows in both its grapes and its tall, flute-shaped bottles. **Wines & grapes** — Alsace is above all a white-wine region, and unusually for France it labels most wines by grape. Riesling and Gewürztraminer are the flagships, joined by Pinot Gris, Muscat and Pinot Blanc, with Pinot Noir the main red. It also makes fine sparkling Crémant d'Alsace. **Character** — The Vosges shelter the vineyards from rain, making this one of France's driest and sunniest areas. The wines are aromatic and full-flavoured, ranging from bracingly dry to richly sweet late-harvest styles. **Good to know** — Fifty-one Grand Cru vineyards mark its finest sites.
Wines
- All You Need Is Loew Pinot Noir Westhoffen — Domaine Loew
- Allegro — Cave de Ribeauvillé
- Allegro Rosé — Cave de Ribeauvillé
- Alsace — Christophe Lindenlaub
- Alsace — Pfaff
- Alsace Grand Cru Froehn Gewurztraminer — Becker
- Alsace Grand Cru Pinot Gris — Domaine Sparr
- Altenberg de Bergheim — Cave de Ribeauvillé
- Altenberg de Bergheim Grand Cru — Cave de Ribeauvillé
- Altenberg de Bergheim Grand Cru — Marcel Deiss
- Amour Schwihr Côtes d'Ammerschwihr — Binner
- André Blanck — André Blanck
- Auxerrois Vieilles Vignes — Domaine Paul Blanck
- Barrique Pinot Blanc — Birghan
- Beblenheim Riesling — Domaine Trapet
- Black Tie Pinot Gris Riesling — Cave des Vignerons de Pfaffenheim
- Blanc de Blancs — Domaine Remy Kieffer
- Brand Riesling Alsace Grand Cru — Turckheim
- Brut — Kleinbuhr
- Cigogne — l'Octavin
Frequently asked questions
What wines are produced in Alsace?
All You Need Is Loew Pinot Noir Westhoffen, Allegro, Allegro Rosé, Alsace, Alsace and more.
Where is Alsace?
Alsace is a wine region in France.