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Elegance at its finest. Structure on the palate. Purity throughout. We're at a loss for superlatives when we think of the Trimbach winery. Wine journalists, critics, and enthusiasts fall over themselves when Trimbach wines are brought to the table. It must be a matter of experience. Trimbach is considered one of the oldest wineries in France. Founded in 1626 in Ribeauville, the heart of Alsace wine, it's still the Trimbach descendants who are at the helm today. Generation after generation has passed down Trimbach's beautiful wines.

The best Alsace wines

When you think of Trimbach, you think of the beautiful wines of Alsace. They are the benchmark for this French wine region. What else would you expect with almost 400 years of experience? The Trimbach vineyards are dominated by the Riesling grape, but other typical Alsatian grapes like Pinot Gris and Gewürztraminer also hold a special place in the vineyards. The grapes for Trimbach wines come from the most beautiful villages, from Hunawihr to Bergheim and from Riquewihr to Mittelwihr.

Gastronomic quality of Trimbach wine

What's unique about Trimbach wines is that they appear on the wine lists of the world's finest restaurants. Choose any Michelin-starred restaurant, and chances are high that Trimbach holds a prominent place. For example, Trimbach boasts the honor of appearing on the wine lists of every three-star restaurant in France. A unique achievement that few surpass.

Trimbach wines are popular

Few wineries have such a large, loyal fan base. Trimbach wines are beloved worldwide. In the Netherlands, for example, the Trimbach Pinot Blanc is incredibly popular with asparagus dishes. The Trimbach Gewürztraminer is also a real crowd-pleaser. The real showstopper is the Trimbach Clos Saint Hune Riesling Cru Exceptionell. The grapes come from Trimbach's finest Grand Cru vineyard, which encompasses just 1.67 hectares. Only a handful of bottles leave the cellar each year. Trimbach wines are so beloved that none other than world-renowned wine journalist Robert Parker included Trimbach in his top three favorite wineries.