Places to discover in Alsace

Mittelbergheim · 67

Domaine Armand GILG

This Alsace winery, founded in the 16th century in Mittelbergheim, cultivates 30 hectares of organic vineyards. It offers a wide range of wines (Crémant, Grand Crus, Klevener, Late Harvest) and welcomes tastings Monday to Saturday, with free visits to historic cellars.

Bernardvillé · 67

Domaine BARTHEL

Orschwihr · 68

Domaine Bernard Haegelin

This place offers free cellar tours and tastings from Monday to Saturday, with extended hours. Groups of up to 30 people are welcomed by appointment, including Sundays and public holidays.

Rosheim · 67

Domaine Bliemerose

Domaine Des Chartreux, led by a passionate oenologist and engineer, produces exceptional wines combining balance, finesse, and elegance through vine cultivation that respects the natural environment.

Wuenheim · 68

Domaine Brucker

Dambach-la-Ville · 67

Domaine CLOG Marcel

Blienschwiller · 67

Domaine Céline METZ

The Hubert Metz estate, covering 9.5 hectares of vineyards, draws on the history of the Cave de la Dîme founded in 1728. It produces varietal wines including the mineral-noted Grand Cru Winzenberg, as well as Alsace Crémants and special cuvées.

Ingersheim · 68

Domaine de l'Envol

The Domaine de l'Envol in Ingersheim is a family estate certified in organic and biodynamic viticulture. Established in 2016, it offers sparkling wines, single vineyard wines, and Grand Crus, along with tastings of unique wines in a friendly and authentic atmosphere.

Uffholtz · 68

Domaine de la Grange

At the foot of Vieil Armand in Uffholtz, Domaine de la Grange revives a discreet Alsace vineyard. It produces authentic wines, especially Pinot Noir, highlighting its historic terroir.

Blienschwiller · 67

Domaine de la Tour - Straub

Riquewihr · 68

Domaine de la Tour Blanche - KLACK Daniel and Estelle

Since 1628, the Klack family has cultivated 8 hectares of vines biodynamically and ages their wines in century-old barrels. Tastings are available by appointment or sometimes spontaneously in their cellar.

Saint-Pierre · 67

Domaine du Petit Bouchon

Marlenheim · 67

Domaine du Petit Poucet

At Domaine du Petit Poucet, Gérard Blaess invites you to discover three grape varieties carefully vinified with an organic approach, combining respect for the land and health.

Ammerschwihr · 68

Domaine du Sonnenberg - Alphonse Mandres

Andlau · 67

Domaine du Vieux Pressoir - Domaine SCHLOSSER

This vineyard features a press from 1819, a mosaic cellar, and oak vats. Guided tastings by appointment include specialties like Riesling Wiebelsberg and Gewurztraminer Moenchberg.

Blienschwiller · 67

Domaine Exeterra - Florence & Boris Kachelhoffer

Itterswiller · 67

Domaine FALLER Léon

Orschwihr · 68

Domaine François Schmitt

This family-owned vineyard, nestled in a valley between the slopes of Bollenberg and the Grand Cru Pfingstberg, produces terroir wines using organic and biodynamic farming methods.

Traenheim · 67

Domaine Frédéric Mochel

Since 1669, the Mochel family has cultivated 10 hectares of vines in Traenheim, including 5 ha in the Grand Cru Altenberg de Bergbieten. They produce six Alsatian grape varieties sold directly, with hand harvesting and wines aged in oak casks.

Andlau · 67

Domaine GRESSER

Dorlisheim · 67

Domaine Guillaume Jost

Since 2022, the Dorlisheim vineyard produces over thirty wines annually. Spread over fifteen hectares, it cultivates six of the seven iconic Alsace grape varieties.

Saint-Hippolyte · 68

Domaine Gérard Fessler

Wettolsheim · 68

Domaine HAEFFELIN Henri

Nothalten · 67

Domaine HASSENFORDER Ludovic