Alsace, France
Joseph Cattin
In the late 17th century, François Cattin, born in Porrentruy, Switzerland, came to settle in the small Alsatian village of France called Voegtlinshoffen, located 10 kilometres south of Colmar.
In 1720, François Cattin decided to become a winemaker in addition to his job as a builder.
Around 1850, a descendant Antoine CATTIN decided to focus exclusively on the profession of winemaker.
Antoine CATTIN marked the beginning of the winemaking that was carried on by all his descendents.
One of his sons, Joseph took over the family-owned Estate. Joseph Cattin as a brand was born.
Today, 11 Generations later, the Cattin name continues, with more than 60 ha of vineyards.
~ Our Selection of Wines from Joseph Cattin ~
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Joseph Cattin Ice
Alsace, Dry, France, Joseph Cattin, Sparkling White, White Serve on ice in large glasses to enjoy a vibrant refreshing experience. A real summery ... -
Joseph Cattin Grand Cru Pinot Gris
Alsace, Dry, Joseph Cattin, Pinot Gris, White Did you know Pinot Gris is also known by its Italian name Pinot Grigio. Pinot ... -
Joseph Cattin Grand Cru Gewurztraminer
Alsace, Dry, France, Gewurztraminer, Joseph Cattin "Gewurz" literally means "spice" in German and it makes the perfect partner to spicy ... -
Joseph Cattin Riesling
Alsace, Dry, France, Joseph Cattin, Riesling, White Riesling is certainly the most famous dry white wine from Alsace in France. Give it ... -
Joseph Cattin Pinot Gris
Alsace, Dry, France, Joseph Cattin, Pinot Gris, White In Alsace Pinot Gris is traditionally enjoyed with Baeckeoffe (a delicious stew composed of ... -
Joseph Cattin Pinot Blanc
Alsace, Dry, France, Joseph Cattin, Pinot Blanc, White This dry, lightly fruity wine with medium acidity accompanies perfectly seafood-based cuisines, fish, charcuterie ... -
Joseph Cattin Gewurztraminer
Alsace, Dry, France, Gewurztraminer, Joseph Cattin, White A great Gewurztraminer made with a lovely oily texture in the the traditional Alsace ...