WINEMAKER
Madame Flöck Wines
Established in 2018 in Winningen, Moselle
Madame Flöck Wines is one of those projects that immediately makes you pay attention. Based in Winningen on the Terrassenmosel, the winery began with the restoration of old, steep vineyard terraces that many others had long given up on. What started as a bold, slightly wild idea has grown into a seriously exciting Mosel project focused on old sites, intense handwork, and wines with real attitude.
What makes Madame Flöck so special is the mix of raw Mosel energy and an uncompromising natural approach. These are proper natural wines with edges and corners — not polished, not smoothed out, and definitely not made to please everyone. The vineyards are worked entirely by hand, without herbicides, on dramatic steep slopes where shortcuts are simply not an option.
In the cellar, the philosophy stays just as clear: wild fermentation, minimal intervention, low sulphur, no fining, no filtration, no unnecessary make-up. The result is wines that feel vivid, direct, and full of tension — sometimes a little wild, always full of texture, nerve, and personality.
Madame Flöck works with varieties such as Riesling, Pinot Noir, and Müller-Thurgau, drawing fruit from vineyards around Winningen and Lehmen. These steep terraces, marked by slate soils, wind, and long ripening periods, give the wines freshness, structure, and that unmistakable stony Mosel edge.
In short: Madame Flöck is Mosel with dirt under its fingernails. A little rebellious, a little cheeky, very alive — and exactly the kind of producer we love: making honest natural wines with real character, real tension, and absolutely no make-up.
