Experience a private day trip in the Alsace wine region. Your guide will first take you to the Barr/Andlau wine producing region. There, you'll taste fabulous Rieslings that originate from the Kirchberg (marl and limestone), Wiebelsberg (sandy sandstone) and Moenchberg (marls, limestone and slate) Grands Crus. Some of the most famous winemakers that produce these Grands Crus include Kreydenweiss, Stoeffler or Albert Seltz. Then you'll stop at one of the local wineries for a wine tasting session of the local Grands Crus.
Then, you'll move on to discover a most unique and confidential Grand Cru: Frankstein (literally ‘the stone of the French’). Divided into several sectors of the charming little town of Dambach la Ville, this Grand Cru is characterized by a complex geological substratum, combining granite on its upper parts with shelly limestone, with sandstone lower down. Depending on availability, you also may discover biodynamic winemaking.
Finally, you'll reach the southern part of the Alsace wine route near Ribeauvillé and discover emblematic Grands Crus such as Altenberg, Kanzlerberg, Osterbrg. It is in this part of the wine region that you will discover local Muscat. Alsace Muscat is distinguished from the sweet Muscats of the South of France by its dry character. Harvested very ripe, “late harvest” and “Selection de Grains Nobles” Gewurztraminer ranging from sweet to viscous, possess exceptional richness and extraordinary aromatic complexity.
Visit in 3 Grand Crus-producing wineries
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