Alsace Frey-Sohler

The Frey-Sohler estate embodies the winemaking history of several generations in Scherwiller, Alsace. Its vineyards stretch across the Scherwiller communal appellation as well as the Rittersberg terroir, nestled at the foot of Ortenbourg Castle, which overlooks this exceptional vineyard. The estate produces all Alsatian grape varieties, from Sylvaner to Gewurztraminer, including appellation wines such as Riesling "Scherwiller," the Rittersberg crus, the Grand Cru Frankstein, as well as Crémants d’Alsace, Late Harvest wines, and Noble Sweet Berry Selections.

A souvenir shop and tasting cellar are open daily except Sundays. Several awards honor its wines, including a three-star Coup de Cœur in the 2026 Hachette Guide for the Riesling Crémant, as well as numerous Gold medals, notably for the 2024 Orange Wine, the 2022 "Communale 3 Scherwiller," and the Blanc de Blancs and Rosé Crémants. The estate is certified High Environmental Value (HVE) and adheres to the "Welcome to Alsace Cellars" charter.