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Château de Schengen

Château de Schengen – one of the most important wineries on the Luxembourg Moselle. Located in the picturesque village of Schengen, the Thill estate looks back on almost a century of family ownersh... Read more Read less

Château de Schengen – one of the most important wineries on the Luxembourg Moselle. Located in the picturesque village of Schengen, the Thill estate looks back on almost a century of family ownership. Today it is managed by Caves Bernard-Massard and the Clasen family – preserving the authentic character of the region. A large part of the vineyards was acquired by the former owners of the château after the Second World War. The label features a drawing by Victor Hugo, which he made during a visit. Here you will find Moselle wines with history and character.

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Château de Schengen
Origin Schengen, Luxembourg
Assortment 3 products
Grape varieties RieslingPinot Gris

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Riesling Château de Schengen
Pinot Gris Château de Schengen
Vinoscout tasting package with 12 bottles of Pinot Gris, Pinot Grigio and Grauburgunder from four countries
Whether Pinot Gris, Grigio or Grauburgunder - the main thing is SpainTwelve Pinot Gris, four countries — from the creamy Alsatian to the alpine South Tyrolean.
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Château de Schengen –
Luxembourg Moselle wines with almost 100 years of history

Château de Schengen is one of the most well-known wineries on the Luxembourg Moselle. The estate is located in the village of Schengen – where Luxembourg, Germany, and France meet – and looks back on almost one hundred years of family operation. Today, it is managed jointly by Caves Bernard-Massard and the Clasen family, without losing the authentic character of the region.

A large part of the vineyards dates back to acquisitions after the Second World War, when the former castle owners gave up their plots. The label bears a drawing by Victor Hugo that he made during a visit to Schengen – a silent testimony that this place has long been more than just a border point on the map.

The wines reflect the terroir of the Luxembourg Moselle: mineral-driven, with the cool fruit that characterizes this northern wine-growing region. Whether as an introduction to Luxembourg's wine culture or as a supplement to a well-stocked cellar selection – the bottles from Schengen tell stories of place, family, and a long memory for good wine.