Château de Schengen
Château de Schengen –
Luxembourg’s Moselle with history
In the village of Schengen , where Luxembourg, Germany, and France meet, lies one of the most traditional wineries on the Luxembourg Moselle. The Thill estate looks back on almost a century of family ownership – a large part of the vineyards was acquired by the former owners of the castle after the Second World War and has remained in the family ever since.
Today, Caves Bernard-Massard and the Clasen family jointly cultivate the vineyards. The authentic character of the region – the cool Moselle air, the mineral-rich slate soils, the narrow bends of the river – continues to shape the wines. One detail that makes the estate's history visible: the label features a drawing by Victor Hugo, which he made during a visit to Schengen.
The wines of Château de Schengen represent the quiet independence of the Luxembourg Moselle – less well-known than their German neighbors, but with just as much character and origin in the glass.




