History

Distillerie Théo Preiss is located in the northeastern part of Alsace, in Mittelwihr, Grand Est. Founded in 1945 by Théo Preiss, the distillery has been run by the Preiss family for generations and stands behind a combination of tradition and innovation in the art of distillation. The region is known for fruit brandy and wine production, and Théo Preiss has continued this heritage and created Alsace whisky based on local grains. The whiskies are aged in oak barrels and reflect the terroir of Alsace and its unique characteristics. In addition to fruit brandy and liqueurs, the products in the whisky range have been praised for quality and originality. This is a family business with a long tradition of craftsmanship and improvements over the years.

Production/Manufacturing

The distillery uses small copper pot stills and makes whisky from local grains. The region and the southern Alsace area give a whisky with a distinctive terroir, where aging in oak barrels contributes deep notes and nuance. In addition to whisky, the distillery also produces fruit brandies and liqueurs, as part of the region's broader craft tradition.

Products/Whisky Series

Brand names include Whisky Alsace, Whisky Blended and Whisky Pure Malt, as indicated on the company's site. These show the distillery's focus on Alsace whisky based on local grains and oak barrel aging. The flavor is described as reflecting the terroir and aging in oak.

Philosophy

The distillery aims to balance tradition and innovation and seeks to preserve traditional distillation techniques while promoting innovation and craftsmanship, especially in the development of fruit brandies and liqueurs alongside whisky.

Visits/Experiences

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