Founded in 1959 by Olivier Humbrecht, the current owner of the estate, Olivier Humbrecht, the first Frenchman to be awarded the title of Master of Wine, Robert Parker has tasted the winery many times and personally considers Olivier Humbrecht to be the best winemaker in the world. The estate now has 10 separate vineyards spread over five villages, covering a total of 40 hectares, including 10.2 hectares of four Grand Cru vineyards. Riesling, Gewürztraminer and Pinot Grigio are mainly grown, and the wines are widely produced, all of which are sold as individual varieties without blending. Since 2001, the winery has been indicating a sweetness index on its labels in order to make it easier for consumers to understand the wines. The index contains five grades from 1 to 5, and the higher the value, the higher the amount of residual sugar. The 2010 vintage has flint and earthy flint and earthy flint and low alcohol content, but it has a strong taste with high acidity and a long finish, and it can age for a long time, earning Jesses Robinson an 18 rating. The price of the Hint-Hombrech estate is relatively acceptable, with the highest price being less than 100 euros, whether it is dry white or sweet white, the production of Hunbriche is worth recommending.