Domaine Eblin-Fuchs - Winery

Domaine Eblin-Fuchs, a Centuries Old Winery

The geographical makeup of Domaine Eblin-Fuchs terroir is quite exceptional. The formation of the hills is a result of the collapse of the Rhenan ditch and the Tectonic cascade where the village of Zellenberg and the winery are located. Domaine Eblin-Fuchs is an effort of two different generations of winemaking families. The marriage of Marie Madeleine Fuchs with Henri Joseph Eblin in 1956 brought the two ancient winemaking families together. The winemaking history of the families of Domaine Eblin-Fuchs dates back centuries. As early as 1294, the Eblin Family Coat of Arms was present in the region, and the earliest recorded Fuchs family member as a winemaker was recorded in 1615.

The Great Terroir of Domaine Eblin-Fuchs

The natural vineyard area of Domaine Eblin-Fuchs comprises of several plots of Marno limestone compositions. The soil’s diversity helps developing a variety of wines as every plot or locality varies. This includes Roasacker, Muelorst, Mittelwihr, and Mandelberg apart from Hunawihr established by the current successor, Christian Eblin Laurence Leininger. The various varieties of grapes growing at Domaine Eblin Fuchs are Sylvaner, Pinot-Blanc, Pinot-Gris, Pinot-Noir, Muscat, Riesling, and Gewurztraminer and creates four styles of wines – red, white, rosé, and sparkling wine.

Visit Domaine Eblin-Fuchs

Harvesting at Domaine Eblin-Fuchs is done mainly by hand, followed by pressing and fermentation to ensure the swift production of high quality wines. The producers vinify separately and believe that each hill is different and thus deserves a place and bottle of its own. Come and explore the diversity of Domaine Eblin-Fuchs and their incredible Alsatian wines.