Domaine Weinbach is in Kaysersberg, in France’s Alsace region. The 22-acre estate traces its history to the early 17th century, when Capuchin Monks established the vineyards and winery. During the French Revolution the domaine was sold to private buyers and in 1898 it was acquired by the Faller brothers. The estate remains owned and operated by the Faller family, though two deaths in the family have diminished the family’s team. Until 2014 the estate was run Colette Faller and her two adult daughters. But daughter Laurence died at age 47 in 2014, and Colette died some months later. Today the domaine is run by Catherine, Colette’s remaining daughter, and her son Theo. Domaine Weinbach produces Riesling, Pinot Gris and Gewurztraminer. Robert M. Parker Jr. notes that the estate “continues to bottle some of France’s – not just Alsace’s – richest and most flamboyant wines.”