The Emile Beyer estate is historically located in the vineyard of Eguisheim. This centuries old family tradition dates back to 1580, when Martin Beyer was already working his vineyards in Eguisheim. Custodians of a viticultural past, but also rich in experiences in France and abroad, Emile Beyer is lucky today to be able to work 17 hectares on 80 parcels including two Grands Crus and three Lieux-dits. Even though Eguisheim is a mossaic of terroirs, the Emile Beyer plots are mainly located on the limestone slops.Today, Christian Beyer, the 14th generation of the Beyer family with his wife Valerie, oversee and safeguard the destiny of the estate. Christian Beyer joined the family business after a solid training in oenology in Burgundy, supplemented by professional experiences at Château Riessec in Sauternes and Schloss Johannisberg in the Rheingau.
“The experience that Emile Beyer has acquired over generations enables the domaine to classify its wines by the grape varietal and also quality, according to
“Emile Beyer is a family estate located in the heart of the Alsace wine region. The firm of Emile Beyer is under the guidance of
Wine Enthusiast 90 “Ripe pear has a note of Darjeeling leaves on the nose of this wine. Pear also plays first fiddle on the palate with
Wine Enthusiast 92 "A touch of reduction still plays on the nose, but the palate shows ample ripe pear notes on a dry, concentrated body. The
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