Jean-Michel Welty

It was in 1738 that Mr Welty planted his first vines on the hills of the Bollenberg - arid moorland unique in Europe.

Eight generations later, we are continuing this wonderful family story, which links us so closely to the land, the vines and the wine, with the same faith and the same enthusiasm.

Every day, our work is guided by the conviction that nature will give us back what we have given her.

It's been over thirty-five years since Jean-Michel took up the torch left by his father Fernand, gradually doubling the surface area of the vineyard.

In September 2012, he was joined by his son Jérémy, who brought a breath of fresh air to the estate with new creations and a new method of cultivation: Organic Farming.

It was in 1738 that Mr Welty planted his first vines on the hills of the Bollenberg - arid moorland unique in Europe.

Eight generations later, we are continuing this wonderful family story, which links us so closely to the land, the vines and the wine, with the same faith and the same enthusiasm.

Every day, our work is guided by the conviction that nature will give us back what we have given her.

It's been over thirty-five years since Jean-Michel took up the torch left by his father Fernand, gradually doubling the surface area of the vineyard.

In September 2012, he was joined by his son Jérémy, who brought a breath of fresh air to the estate with new creations and a new method of cultivation: Organic Farming.

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