We know how privileged we are to be able to breathe fresh mountain air every day. This breath of the mountains gives us the strength and motivation we need for our most important project: to pass on this gift of nature.
We have been harvesting and processing our precious natural materials following the rhythm of the seasons for around 60 years. We are careful not to take away more from our Alpine plants than will naturally grow back. Our pure, natural essential oils consist of 100% wild plants that thrive in the mountains of South Tyrol.
„The mountain pine is my life and my fragrance.“
– Philipp Eschgfeller
A bubbling fountain of new ideas
Has everything under control and always keeps an overview
The solid fundament
The boss' biggest support
The multitasking queen
No machine too big, no path too steep
Company loyalty over generations
This beauty is in plain sight
The clean up - pro!
Up high, because it's beautiful
All-rounder, always on the move
Our Mrs Holle of clean laundry
No tree is too high for him
The man for the perfect cut
With optimism into the future
With diplomacy into the future
With responsibility into the future
With success into the future
Always dedicated and fully committed
We are always happy to welcome interested and hard-working people to actively support our South Tyrolean family business. Tell us about yourself and your passion for nature and we will get back to you as soon as possible!
On 22 November Florian Eschgfeller opens his saw mill in Reinswald.
Florian registers a wood turning and a wood carving business as additional activities and also starts producing cosmetic products.
The Natur-Shop opens its doors and allows customers to enjoy the precious products of the Eschgfeller business.
The first sauna is built, marking the opening of our new guest wellbeing area (Natur-Spa).
Philipp and Christine take over the Natur-Spa and enrich the family business with new vigour, fresh ideas and a lot of passion.
Anticipation and enthusiasm for the planned renovation and expansion of the spa area, which is scheduled for 2025.
Christine Moser Eschgfeller is a member of the Kneipp Social cooperative in South Tyrol, a non-profit organisation and leading local association that transmits Sebastian Kneipp‘s authentic health concept in a practical and comprehensive way.
Kneipp therapy is often associated with the “application of heat and cold to the body “, however this method includes so much more. Kneipp is a holistic system which defines a specific lifestyle to promote, strengthen and maintain personal health.
„I love the daily water treatments and Sebastian Kneipp’s life philosophy“
– Christine Moser Eschgfeller
In addition to our distillery tours, which we offer all year round to give those interested a deep insight into our production process, we can also offer and help in the planning and organisation of workshops for companies, groups and individuals.
Christine Moser Eschgfeller also offers introductory courses to the world of Kneipp.
In summer, you can visit our distillery showroom on the Villanderer Alm near the Marzuner Schupfe. Here you can experience harvest and distillation firsthand!
Are you interested in planning a workshop with us? Contact us!
By phone at +39 0471 625 138 or by e-mail at info@eschgfeller.eu.
The following broadcasters visited the area where our business is located to promote traditional companies, try the “original Sarntal mountain pine bath”, and shed light on the benefits of essential oils.
In 2022, Schmidt Max from Bavarian television set off on a trip to experience the „magic mountain oil“ and learned about the ancient medicinal healing properties of mountain pine from Philipp Eschgfeller.
In the Amazon Prime Video cooking show „Dinner-Club“, Carlo Cracco and Antonio Albanese used Eschgfeller’s mountain pine oil for cooking, spreading knowledge of our products beyond our regional borders.
In addition to the main broadcasters, our business also appeared on local television such as Rai South Tyrol, discussing the ingredients of essential oils and the harvesting of mountain pine.
