Beck-Hartweg

An impalpable, subtle charm emanates from what took root long ago and continues to live on, like Domaine Beck-Hartweg. In 1525, the Beck family began viticulture in Dambach La Ville (Alsace). Sixteen generations later, Florian Beck Hartweg and his wife Mathilde have taken over the estate's eight hectares of vines, where they continue to work with the utmost respect for natural processes.

"The balance of the soil leads to the balance of the vine, which leads to the balance of the grapes, which leads to the balance of the wine. Domaine Beck-Hartweg

A listening, evolving philosophy frames this methodical work, inspired by tradition yet rooted in the present. The quest for coherence that has led them to prefer hand-picking to ploughing, a slow, delicate press instills itself in their productions, perched at a point of gustatory balance denoting the unique quality of the granite soil and asserting airy, straight, finely acidic tastes.