The Schladerer distillery has been expertly crafting fruit brandies and unique spirits since 1844. Nestled in the quaint town of Staufen, located in the Upper Rhine lowlands, it sits between the picturesque landscapes of the Black Forest and the Vosges mountains. The distillery embodies a harmonious blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern innovation, aiming to create exceptional products that reflect the rich natural resources of the region.
History
The history of the Schladerer distillery dates back to 1844 when its founder initiated the production of high-quality fruit brandies. In 1922, the original inn associated with the distillery was closed, allowing a more focused approach on distillation and the expansion of its operations. Over the years, the distillery has remained committed to excellence, with the distilling excellence being passed down through generations. Today, it continues to thrive, driven by an innovative spirit and adherence to quality that has persisted for 175 years.
Geography
The Schladerer distillery is situated in the idyllic setting of Staufen, surrounded by the lush landscapes of the Black Forest region. This setting is characterized by its rolling hills, dense forests, and pristine natural environment, which contributes to the purity and quality of the ingredients used in their products. The Upper Rhine lowlands provide a unique microclimate ideal for fruit cultivation, further enhancing the distillery’s offerings.
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