Alsace

Vignoble du Rêveur

Le Vignoble du Rêveur is a winery founded in 2013 in Bennwihr, Alsace, by Mathieu Deiss—a member of the renowned Deiss family—and Emmanuelle Milan. The project is dedicated to achieving a free and natural expression of the wine, using biodynamic and organic viticulture on approximately 7 hectares...

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Bottle of Artisan 2022 wine from Domaine Marcel Deiss
Regular price 24,95€
Vignoble du Rêveur
Artisan 2022
Orange
Orange
Alsace Grand Cru | 75 cL |
  • 2022
Organic
Singulier 2022 Wine Bottle from Domaine Marcel Deiss
Regular price €22.95
Vignoble du Rêveur
Singulier 2022
White
White
Alsace | 75 cL |
  • 2022
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Vibrations 2024 wine from Domaine Marcel Deiss
Regular price €19.99
Vignoble du Rêveur
Vibrations 2024
White
White
Alsace | 75 cL |
  • 2024
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Pierres Sauvages 2024 wine from Domaine Marcel Deiss
Regular Price €17.20
Vignoble du Rêveur
Pierres Sauvages 2024
White
White
Alsace | 75 cL |
  • 2024
Organic
Bottle of La vigne en rose 2023 wine from Domaine Marcel Deiss
Regular price 20,90€
Vignoble du Rêveur
La vigne en rose 2023
White
White
Alsace | 75 cL |
  • 2023

Everything You Need to Know About Vignoble du Rêveur

Le Vignoble du Rêveur is a winery founded in 2013 in Bennwihr, Alsace, by Mathieu Deiss—a member of the renowned Deiss family—and Emmanuelle Milan. The project is dedicated to achieving a free and natural expression of the wine, using biodynamic and organic viticulture on approximately 7 hectares of Quaternary alluvial soil.

The estate has been biodynamic since its inception and is Demeter-certified, with a philosophy that emphasizes innovative practices such as extended maceration, native yeasts, aging in large oak barrels, and often unfiltered wines with no added sulfur, resulting in a wide variety of styles.

The wines of Vignoble du Rêveur are characterized by freshness and complexity, ranging from lively, taut cuvées such as the Riesling “Vibrations” to original blends like “Rien ne Bouge” or “Artisan,” reflecting both the geological identity of Alsace and the creative spirit of its winemakers.