WELCOME TO ALPASURI
In 2015, after more than ten years of planning and careful preparation, we began breeding alpacas with livestock from Chile. Our special focus is on white huacayas with wool that features an especially low micron count. We make every effort to offer a fine and pure fleece of the highest quality for the luxury sector. Soon after opening, we were able to celebrate our first breeding success: the first cria was born on our farm in December 2015. We are especially proud of the fact that since then, many of our animals have won prestigious awards at international shows – you can read more about this here. >
Our mission is to achieve maximum quality in all aspects of alpaca breeding. This begins with the feed, which we have specially developed ourselves in collaboration with leading veterinarians. Furthermore, our alpacas receive far more than the usual level of veterinary care. After all, only perfectly healthy animals produce the finest fleece. Our state-of-the-art stables are designed for 250 to 300 alpacas and meet the highest standards of hygiene and cleanliness. Furthermore, our herd has 33 hectares of land at its disposal.
Barbara Bruns and Wolfgang Stamp are the names behind AlpaSuri. These ambitious animal lovers have run prestigious breeding programmes for many years, utilising their deep knowledge and wide-ranging expertise. Both have developed a profound understanding of their field, for instance through many years of international research in the United Kingdom, North and South America and even Australia. As a result, they also have a large network of valuable contacts today. AlpaSuri has allowed them to realise a personal dream: creating their own ‘fleece of the gods’.
We offer high-quality junior herdsires that have won multiple awards and the finest females with fleece with impressive fibre characteristics. More >
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The multimedia artist, filmmaker and photographer Erick Ifergan produced an art-house film about AlpaSuri. Watch the film here >