Turnover: 58 million EUR (2020)
Country: France
Wolfberger is an Alsatian wine cooperative created by a group of winegrowers in 1902.
Produced in compliance with the Crémant d'Alsace appellation d'origine crontrôlée, Wolfberger stands out for its production times, which are well above the minimum ageing period on laths (12 months):
-Cuvées Traditionnelles: minimum 16 months ageing on laths, and up to 24 months for Vieilles Vignes, for fine richness on the palate.
-Les Spécialités: minimum 18 months for Crémants de cépages and up to 36 months for Crémant Prestige. This extra time is a guarantee of quality, as it lends additional flexibility to the Crémant.
-Crémant Bio is characterized by a clear qualitative differentiation in line with its slightly higher price positioning than Brut Classique.
Studies mentioning this company
The cremant market - France
Other companies mentioned:
- Veuve Ambal (Piffaut)
- Inter Caves
- Caves de Rauzan
- Vins Etonnants
- Les Grands Chais de France
- Wolfberger
- Jaillance
- Carrefour Groupe
- Arthur Metz
- Bailly Lapierre
- Bouvet Ladubay
- Domaine Barmès-Buecher
- Domaine Dopff au Moulin
- Domaine du Vieux Pressoir
- Domaine Michel
- Gratien & Meyer
- J.Laurens
- Langlois-Château
- Le Domaine d'Edouard
- Maison Ackerman (Terrena Coopérative)
- Moillard Crémant de Bourgogne
The sparkling wine market - UK
Other companies mentioned:
- Concha y Toro
- Accolade Wines
- Treasury Wine Estates
- Giffords Hall
- Three Choirs
- Nyetimber
- Antica Fratta
- Freixenet
- Agrovista
- Lallemand
- Wolfberger