Vineyards in Pfaffenheim

Domaine Pierre Frick ★ 4.6

Alsace AOC and Alsace Grand Cru (Steinert, Vorbourg, Eichberg)Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, Sylvaner, Pinot Noir12 haFounded 1768Frick family (Jean-Pierre and Chantal Frick)Demeter CertifiedECOCERTPfaffenheim

Pfaffenheim natural-wine producer, Demeter certified since 1981 and an early Alsace biodynamic adopter. Many cuvees released without added sulphur.

Tasting: Cellar visits by appointment; the domaine focuses on natural-style bottlings.

Signature wines: Steinert Pinot Gris, Vorbourg Riesling, Pinot Blanc Zero Sulfite

Wine Festivals in Pfaffenheim

Foire aux Vins de Pfaffenheim ★ 4.1

Pfaffenheimannual, mid July2 days

A two-day wine fair in the small Haut-Rhin village of Pfaffenheim, with the cooperative cave and independent growers pouring at long tables along the main street. The 2026 edition runs 10 to 11 July.

Tip: Pfaffenheim's Schneckenberg and Steinert vineyards sit above the village; pair the fair with a short hike up before the afternoon pouring starts.

Dietary in Pfaffenheim

Domaine Pierre Frick ★ 4.6

Demeter CertifiedECOCERTNaturalPfaffenheim

Jean-Pierre Frick in Pfaffenheim was an early Alsatian biodynamic convert in 1981 and has produced zero-sulphur cuvees since the 1990s. The estate is a long-running Alsace natural-wine address, Biodyvin-certified with low-intervention winemaking.

Tip: Frick's zero-sulphur Pinot Blanc and Riesling are the calling cards; the Steinert and Vorbourg Grand Cru bottlings sit at the top of the range.

Domaine Pierre Frick ★ 4.4

Demeter CertifiedECOCERTPfaffenheim

Pierre Frick's natural-winemaking philosophy excludes animal-derived fining; the wines are unfined or use only mineral agents where needed. Combined with no added sulphur in many cuvees, this makes them a robust vegan choice from Alsace.

Tip: The zero-sulphur, no-fining cuvees are a strict vegan option in Alsace; expect a slightly hazier appearance and a more reductive style.

Domaine Pierre Frick (zero-sulphur) ★ 4.5

Demeter CertifiedECOCERTNaturalPfaffenheim

Pierre Frick has produced zero-sulphur cuvees since the 1990s, marked with the SP (sans soufre) label. The Pfaffenheim estate is a long-running French zero-sulphur producer, Biodyvin-certified with native-yeast ferments.

Tip: Low-sulphur wines are sensitive to heat; buy from a temperature-controlled merchant and drink the freshest vintages.

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