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Mandelberg wines

Mandelberg is a south-facing Grand Cru vineyard located between the villages of Mittelwihr and Beblenheim, known for its deep, calcareous marl-limestone soils and relatively warm, sheltered microclimate. The name, meaning “almond hill,” reflects the site's early spring warmth and Mediterranean influence. Mandelberg produces generous, aromatic wines, particularly Gewurztraminer, Pinot Gris, and Riesling, that combine ripe fruit, floral intensity, and smooth texture with balanced freshness.

Alsace AOC Gewürztraminer  Grand Cru  Mandelberg

Alsace AOC Gewürztraminer Grand Cru Mandelberg

Cave de Beblenheim , Alsace, France