Josmeyer
Family wine estate in Alsace, France, founded in 1854 and certified organic and biodynamic since 2004.
Last updated September 10, 2026
Overview
Domaine Josmeyer is a family estate in Alsace, France, created in 1854 and located in Wintzenheim near Colmar. Its 24.10-hectare vineyard has been certified organic and biodynamic since 2004 and includes parcels in the Grands Crus Hengst and Brand. The wines ferment naturally and are aged in century-old oak foudres. Two sisters, Céline and Isabelle, represent the fifth generation.
History
Domaine Josmeyer is a family estate in Alsace, France, created in 1854 and located in Wintzenheim near Colmar. The estate's history has passed first from father to son, then from father to daughters; today two sisters, Céline and Isabelle, walk in their father's footsteps and represent the fifth generation. The vineyard covers 24.10 hectares and has been certified organic and biodynamic since 2004, with parcels in the Grands Crus Hengst and Brand. The wines ferment naturally and are aged in century-old oak foudres.
Products and positioning
Biodynamic Alsace wines with a poetic, terroir-driven personality.
Fleur de Lotus
Dry AOC Alsace assemblage priced at 17.00 €, blending Gewurztraminer and Muscat from alluvial and gravel terroirs around Turckheim.
Riesling Le Kottabe 2024
Riesling priced at 25.50 €.
Riesling Le Dragon 2023
Riesling priced at 31.50 €.
Pinot Noir 2024
Red AOC Alsace Pinot Noir priced at 27.50 €, from parcels in Turckheim and Wettolsheim.
Flagship businesses
- Fleur de Lotus
- Riesling Le Kottabe
- Riesling Le Dragon
- Pinot Noir
Sources
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