Alsace Wine Tour: Feminine Tasting & Gourmet Bites

Overview

Wine cellar visit and feminine tasting - gourmet formula takes visitors on an immersive tour into the world of Alsatian wine. This experience offers a unique perspective on winemaking, highlighting finesse and elegance. It's perfect for wine lovers and those seeking a gourmet experience in a beautiful setting.

Visitors will explore the winery's cellar, storage, and packaging facilities, gaining insight into the winemaking process. The tour showcases a feminine approach to wine, emphasizing organic methods and respect for nature. Guests will enjoy a guided tasting of six organic Alsace wines, each reflecting the unique terroir of the region. These wines are paired with six gourmet bites, including bread, cold cuts, and cheeses, to enhance the tasting experience. To conclude, a seventh, more surprising wine is offered. The tour takes place in the heart of the vineyard, providing a stunning natural backdrop.

This experience includes a visit to the winemaking facilities, a presentation of the winery's philosophy, and the tasting of six organic Alsace wines with gourmet pairings. Visitors also have the option to taste 100% organic grape juice and purchase wines on-site or have them delivered. The tour excludes private transportation. Muriel, who has seven generations of winemakers, brings a modern and feminine approach to winemaking. It's wines are both fruity and elegant, respectful of nature, and in a contemporary setting along the wine route.

Sentiment Analysis

Customers generally have a great time on the wine tour. They especially love the wine, food, and learning about the winemaking process. Some wish the tour was longer.

• People really enjoyed the wine tasting and thought the wines were very good.

  Many visitors loved the food that was paired with the wine.

  The tour guide shared interesting details about how the wine is made.

  Visitors liked learning about the winery's history.

• Some people wished they had more time at the winery.

  A few visitors thought the tour was a bit too short.