Domaine Achillée

Famille Dietrich

Domaine Achillée is a family-owned vineyard located in Scherwiller, in the heart of Alsace, which for over twenty years has embodied a committed vision of biodynamic and natural viticulture. Led by the Dietrich family, the estate combines traditional know-how with a deep ecological approach, aiming to produce Alsace wines that reflect the diversity of local terroirs while respecting the vines, soils, and natural cycles.

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All About Domaine Achillée

The Story of Domaine Achillée

Domaine Achillée has its roots in a long family history deeply connected to the land and the vineyard. While the family has been cultivating vines for several generations, a thoughtful conversion to organic farming began in the late 1990s, followed by biodynamic practices in the early 2000s. This commitment to a viticulture respectful of life gradually solidified, culminating in the construction of a unique bioclimatic cellar made of straw and wood, entirely passive and integrated into the local landscape, where the estate’s harvests are vinified. In this spirit of ecological innovation and respect for natural cycles, the sons now in charge continue the vision inspired by their predecessors.

The Wines of Domaine Achillée

The wines of Domaine Achillée are crafted with strict respect for the grape and the terroir, with hand harvesting, spontaneous fermentations, and minimal cellar intervention. The vines rest on a mosaic of varied terroirs, combining schist, sandstone, sandy-gravel soils, and other geological formations typical of the region, giving each wine a unique expression. This diversity of soils and exposures is reflected in the wines, which stand out for their energy, freshness, and ability to express Alsatian geology. At the estate, attention to every stage of work – from vine to bottle – aims to produce lively, balanced, and approachable wines capable of revealing the natural richness of Alsace while offering a rich and convivial tasting experience.