Gourmet Hunters
Your shopping cart is empty!

TOTAL (Inc. VAT)

£0.00

50% Delivery discount over £351.17

Showing 1 to 16 of 28 (2 Pages)

Buy Wine from Trimbach

Since 1626, the Trimbach family has been synonymous with rigour, discretion and excellence in the heart of Alsace. More than a winery, Trimbach is a wine dynasty, rooted in tradition without yielding to spectacle, faithful to an unwavering philosophy that has been handed down through thirteen generations.

Since their establishment in Ribeauvillé in 1840, the Trimbachs have cultivated not only vineyards, but also a clear vision: to produce dry Alsatian wines defined by precision, tension and the clear expression of terroir. A vision that has made AlsaceRiesling its emblem, but which extends with equal care to Pinot Gris, Gewürztraminer and Sylvaner.

Alsace, land of light and stone

The region offers an unrivalled natural backdrop: protected by the Vosges, bathed by a semi-continental climate, and with a fascinating geology. The soils of Trimbach, located mainly in Ribeauvillé, Hunawihr and Bergheim, form a mosaic of fossil limestone, marl, pink sand and volcanic slate.

This mineral diversity, together with old vines, allows for deeply defined Alsace wines, where each parcel speaks with its own voice. Yields are kept low, intervention is kept to a minimum, and each vintage is approached with the same almost ritualistic respect.

Clos Sainte-Hune: the living myth

Among all the plots, one stands out: Clos Sainte-Hune. This small vineyard of 1.67 hectares within the Grand Cru Rosacker produces one of the most revered Riesling in the world. Cultivated for over two centuries by the Trimbach family, it offers a wine austere in youth, but of prodigious longevity, where chalky minerality intertwines with an almost spiritual energy.

There are no ostentatious labels or high-sounding speeches: the greatness of Clos Sainte-Hune is in the wine itself. Year after year, it is presented with the same serenity with which it was made.

Surgical precision winemaking

In the cellar, the Trimbachs practise oenology without dogma or artifice. Controlled fermentations, very limited use of wood, and above all, irreproachable hygiene. Everything is at the service of the wine, not the winemaker. Here there is no search for fashion, but fidelity to the varietal character and the purity of the soil.

Respect for the land and for time

Although discreet, the Trimbachs are no strangers to sustainability. Their transition to organic practices, the use of cover crops, winter grazing with sheep and a deep environmental awareness ensure that this story continues to be written with integrity.

Trimbach style: elegance without make-up

The real secret of the Trimbach style lies in its ability to excite without exaggeration. These are Alsatian wines that do not seek to impress immediately, but to remain in the memory. Dry, linear Rieslings with vibrant tension. Elegant, not exuberant Gewurztraminers. Full-bodied Pinot Gris, but without heaviness. Wines that reflect a lineage, a region, an ethic.

Trimbach does not need to raise its voice. Its greatness lies in balance, constancy and an authenticity that, in the world of wine, is increasingly rare and precious.

Showing 1 to 16 of 28 (2 Pages)

Buy Wine from Trimbach

Since 1626, the Trimbach family has been synonymous with rigour, discretion and excellence in the heart of Alsace. More than a winery, Trimbach is a wine dynasty, rooted in tradition without yielding to spectacle, faithful to an unwavering philosophy that has been handed down through thirteen generations.

Since their establishment in Ribeauvillé in 1840, the Trimbachs have cultivated not only vineyards, but also a clear vision: to produce dry Alsatian wines defined by precision, tension and the clear expression of terroir. A vision that has made AlsaceRiesling its emblem, but which extends with equal care to Pinot Gris, Gewürztraminer and Sylvaner.

Alsace, land of light and stone

The region offers an unrivalled natural backdrop: protected by the Vosges, bathed by a semi-continental climate, and with a fascinating geology. The soils of Trimbach, located mainly in Ribeauvillé, Hunawihr and Bergheim, form a mosaic of fossil limestone, marl, pink sand and volcanic slate.

This mineral diversity, together with old vines, allows for deeply defined Alsace wines, where each parcel speaks with its own voice. Yields are kept low, intervention is kept to a minimum, and each vintage is approached with the same almost ritualistic respect.

Clos Sainte-Hune: the living myth

Among all the plots, one stands out: Clos Sainte-Hune. This small vineyard of 1.67 hectares within the Grand Cru Rosacker produces one of the most revered Riesling in the world. Cultivated for over two centuries by the Trimbach family, it offers a wine austere in youth, but of prodigious longevity, where chalky minerality intertwines with an almost spiritual energy.

There are no ostentatious labels or high-sounding speeches: the greatness of Clos Sainte-Hune is in the wine itself. Year after year, it is presented with the same serenity with which it was made.

Surgical precision winemaking

In the cellar, the Trimbachs practise oenology without dogma or artifice. Controlled fermentations, very limited use of wood, and above all, irreproachable hygiene. Everything is at the service of the wine, not the winemaker. Here there is no search for fashion, but fidelity to the varietal character and the purity of the soil.

Respect for the land and for time

Although discreet, the Trimbachs are no strangers to sustainability. Their transition to organic practices, the use of cover crops, winter grazing with sheep and a deep environmental awareness ensure that this story continues to be written with integrity.

Trimbach style: elegance without make-up

The real secret of the Trimbach style lies in its ability to excite without exaggeration. These are Alsatian wines that do not seek to impress immediately, but to remain in the memory. Dry, linear Rieslings with vibrant tension. Elegant, not exuberant Gewurztraminers. Full-bodied Pinot Gris, but without heaviness. Wines that reflect a lineage, a region, an ethic.

Trimbach does not need to raise its voice. Its greatness lies in balance, constancy and an authenticity that, in the world of wine, is increasingly rare and precious.