Domaine Frey-Sohler

Domaine Frey-Sohler

A family estate with roots going back to 1702: in Scherwiller, the Sohler family crafts expressive Grand Cru wines from the Frankstein and ranks among the finest Crémant producers in Alsace.

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The vines are spread across several sites around Scherwiller: Rittersberg, Ortenberg, Kreffzen and the Grand Cru Frankstein. The granite soil stores heat and drains water well, giving the wines their precise, mineral style. The estate grows Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, Sylvaner, Muscat and Pinot Noir. It has been Terra Vitis certified since 2015 and HVE certified since 2017.
Alsace – Wine Style and Character

Alsace – Wine Style and Character

Alsatian white wines are among the most elegant and purest in Europe. They combine aromatic precision with a fine minerality, derived from the region's diverse soils. From sunny slopes around Scherwiller come wines that display freshness, purity, and an unmistakable regional character. The clear fruit, firm structure, and typical acidity make these wines both accessible and long-lasting.

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Vineyards and Provenance

Vineyards and Provenance

The Alsace wine region stretches along the Rhine side and offers an exceptional interplay of microclimate and geological diversity. Granite, limestone, marl, clay, and sandstone characterize each individual parcel. Vintners utilize these natural conditions to produce wines that clearly reflect their origin and differ in expressiveness, structure, and aroma.

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Approach and Philosophy

Approach and Philosophy

Since the winery's foundation, the Alsace region has predominantly embraced nature-friendly practices. The winemaker eschews chemical aids, relies on meticulous hand-picking, and processes the grapes with minimal intervention. Through long aging on fine lees, natural yeasts, and gentle vinification, wines are created that combine texture, depth, and aromatic purity. This approach ensures that the wines are both authentic and precise.

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Grape varieties and style

Grape varieties and style

Alsace is renowned for its magnificent white grape varieties. Typical ones include Riesling, Gewürztraminer, Pinot Gris, and Muscat, which develop a special intensity and elegance here. The style of the wines ranges from dry and mineral to aromatic and full-bodied, yet always remains focused and terroir-driven. The clear fruit and precise structure reflect the climatic conditions and the unique character of the region.

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Domaine Frey-Sohler

In Scherwiller, at the foot of Ortenbourg Castle, the Sohler family farms around 30 hectares of vines. Its roots go back to 1702, when the Frey family moved from Switzerland to Alsace. The granite soils of the Rittersberg and the Grand Cru Frankstein yield crisp, mineral white wines, late-harvest specialities and fine Crémants d'Alsace.

What makes Alsace wines special

1. Terroir & Diversity

  • Vineyards on granite, limestone, and clay soils
  • Each site shows its own character
  • Authentic wines with regional expression

2. Elegant Aromatics

  • Typical fruit and floral notes (citrus, apple, peach, spices)
  • Mineral and fine structure
  • Harmonious balance between freshness and richness

3. Natural Winemaking

  • Hand harvesting and selective grape selection
  • Spontaneous fermentation or minimal yeast addition
  • Gentle maturation without being overpowered by wood