including daughter Laurence Duhr)

Coming Up

Winemaker at Château Pauqué in Grevenmacher, Luxembourg is the central post, but the work is larger than a title. It sits inside a family line that has long mattered in Luxembourg’s wine industry, so the cellar functions as both workplace and inheritance: a place where geography, memory, and method remain in daily contact. From that base, the scope extends beyond one estate. The result is a working profile that moves between cellar, page, trade, and advisory practice.

Where They Are Now

At Château Pauqué in Grevenmacher, Luxembourg, the current work is defined by continuity. The same estate that has held the role since 1982 remains the daily setting, with vineyard and cellar carrying the weight of long practice. Family history stays close to the work, but the task itself remains practical: making wine season after season. That present-tense profile is broadened by the other roles. The range points to a working life shaped by tasting, writing, buying, and advising, with one estate as the anchor and wider wine conversations as the frame.

Honors

The recognition attached to this career comes through duration and range. In a trade where trust is built harvest by harvest, that combination signals sustained standing, with family lineage still running through the work.

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