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Discover the unique range of Schieferkopf wines, crafted with precision and passion from the Alsace region. Known for their vibrant minerality and crisp, refreshing character, these wines showcase the best of Riesling and other varietals grown in the region’s distinct slate soils. Shop Schieferkopf wines today and experience a true expression of terroir. Buy now and elevate your collection with these remarkable Alsatian wines, delivered straight to your door.      
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  • Schieferkopf Baden, Riesling (Trocken-Sec-Dry) 2022-White Wine-World Wine
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    Schieferkopf Baden, Riesling (Trocken-Sec-Dry) 2022

    $25.99
    or $24.69 in case of 12 bottles.
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  • Schieferkopf Via Saint Jacques Riesling 2018-White Wine-World Wine

    Schieferkopf Via Saint Jacques Riesling 2018

    $39.99
    or $37.99 in case of 12 bottles.
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  • Schieferkopf Gewurtztraminer 2018-White Wine-World Wine

    Schieferkopf Gewurtztraminer 2018

    $35.99
    or $68.38 in case of 6 bottles. or $68.38 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Schieferkopf ‘Lieu-dit-Fels’ 2018-White Wine-World Wine

    Schieferkopf ‘Lieu-dit-Fels’ 2018

    $88.69
    or $84.26 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Schieferkopf ‘Lieu-dit-Berg’ 2017-White Wine-World Wine

    Schieferkopf ‘Lieu-dit-Berg’ 2017

    $76.06
    or $72.26 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Schieferkopf ‘Lieu-dit-Buehl’ 2017-White Wine-World Wine

    Schieferkopf ‘Lieu-dit-Buehl’ 2017

    $76.06
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Schieferkopf is a distinctive wine label founded by renowned winemaker Michel Chapoutier, focusing on the unique terroir of the Alsace region. The name Schieferkopf, meaning "slate head," refers to the slate-rich soils that define the character of these wines. This soil type imparts a distinct minerality, particularly in the Riesling Schieferkopf is a distinctive wine label founded by renowned winemaker Michel Chapoutier, focusing on the unique terroir of the Alsace region. The name Schieferkopf, meaning "slate head," refers to the slate-rich soils that define the character of these wines. This soil type imparts a distinct minerality, particularly in the Riesling wines for which the brand is best known. Schieferkopf vineyards are located at high altitudes, where cool climate conditions and meticulous organic farming practices result in wines with crisp acidity, intense aromas, and a remarkable balance of fruit and freshness. While Riesling takes centre stage, the winery also produces excellent Pinot Gris, Gewürztraminer, and Sylvaner, each expressing the finesse and complexity of the Alsatian terroir. Schieferkopf wines are celebrated for their purity, elegance, and ability to age gracefully. read more... less

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of wines are Schieferkopf known for?
Schieferkopf is primarily known for producing white wines, with a particular emphasis on Riesling. These wines are celebrated for their vibrant minerality, which comes from the unique slate soils in the Alsace region. Schieferkopf's Rieslings are known for their crisp acidity, fresh citrus notes, and distinctive minerality, making them refreshing and complex. In addition to Riesling, Schieferkopf also produces other Alsatian varietals such as Pinot Gris, Gewürztraminer, and Sylvaner, each offering its own expression of the region’s terroir. The wines are crafted using organic farming practices, ensuring purity and precision in every bottle. Schieferkopf wines are admired for their finesse, elegance, and ability to age gracefully, reflecting the unique characteristics of the Alsace terroir.

Where are Schieferkopf wines made?
Schieferkopf wines are made in the renowned Alsace region of France, located in the northeastern part of the country along the border with Germany. The vineyards are situated in high-altitude sites, where the unique slate-rich soils play a crucial role in shaping the distinctive character of the wines. These soils, combined with Alsace's cool continental climate, create ideal growing conditions for Riesling and other aromatic grape varieties. The high altitudes provide cool nights and warm days, helping the grapes retain acidity while achieving full ripeness. This results in wines with vibrant freshness, pronounced minerality, and complex aromas. The region's long history of winemaking and its unique terroir make Alsace one of the premier locations for producing world-class white wines, and Schieferkopf is a perfect reflection of this.

What are the best Schieferkopf wines?
Schieferkopf is best known for its Riesling, and the Schieferkopf Riesling Lieu-dit Buehl is one of the standout wines from the range. This wine showcases the purity and precision of Alsatian Riesling, with intense citrus and stone fruit flavours, bright acidity, and a lingering mineral finish. Another exceptional wine is the Schieferkopf Gewürztraminer, which offers a more aromatic and floral profile, with notes of lychee, rose petals, and spice, balanced by a fresh, lively palate. The Pinot Gris from Schieferkopf is also highly regarded for its richness and complexity, displaying ripe pear, honey, and a touch of smokiness. Each of these wines reflects the unique terroir of the Schieferkopf vineyards and the meticulous winemaking approach of the estate.

Are Schieferkopf wines affordable?
Schieferkopf wines are generally considered to be mid-range to premium in terms of price, reflecting their high quality and the meticulous winemaking process behind them. While the top-tier Rieslings and limited-production wines may come at a higher price due to their rarity and exceptional craftsmanship, there are also more affordable options within the range. For those seeking to explore the unique minerality and character of Alsatian wines, Schieferkopf offers a range of options that provide excellent value for the quality they deliver. Given the estate’s commitment to organic farming and the complexity of the wines, Schieferkopf wines represent a worthwhile investment for wine enthusiasts looking to experience the best of Alsace.
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