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Alsace winegrowers and estate, 100% estate grown since 1810, holding four Alsace Grands Crus.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Domaines Schlumberger is an Alsace wine estate and winegrower that presents itself as 100% estate grown since 1810. It holds four Alsace Grands Crus — Saering, Spiegel, Kessler and Kitterlé — whose denomination was granted in 1983, and its range covers the seven Alsace grape varieties: Sylvaner, Muscat, Pinot Noir, Pinot Blanc, Riesling, Pinot Gris and Gewurztraminer. The estate also produces late-harvest and noble-grain-selection wines from Grand Cru grapes in the greatest vintage years, and offers estate visits and tastings.

History

Domaines Schlumberger presents itself as winegrowers who are 100% estate grown since 1810. Its AOC range producing the seven Alsace grape varieties is named 'The Princes Abbés'. The estate holds four Alsace Grands Crus — Saering, Spiegel, Kessler and Kitterlé — whose denomination was granted in 1983. The Grand Cru Kitterlé is described as a historical monument whose steep terraced slopes required more than 50 km of walls to be built, on a 'poor and sandy' terroir. The estate also produces Vendanges Tardives and Sélections de Grains Nobles only in the greatest vintage years, from grapes that solely come from the Grands Crus.

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Estate-grown Alsace winegrower with four Grands Crus and a range spanning the seven Alsace grape varieties.

  • Grand Cru Kitterlé

    A wine from a single parcel in the heart of the Grand Cru Kitterlé, planted in 1995, on a unique volcanic sandstone terroir facing due south.

  • Vendanges Tardives and Sélections de Grains Nobles

    Produced only in the greatest vintage years, with grapes that solely come from the Grands Crus.

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