• Domaine Wach - As early as 1648, the Wach family started out in the world of wine by working as coopers. From 1780, the wine production diversifies business activities. Since1888, the profession of Alsatian winegrower has been a full-time occupation.
  Concerned about preserving the heritage of our region, we are committed to Biological approach.
  Each Grand Cru - Moenchberg, Wiebelsberg, Kastelberg – is sold after a minimum of 3 years of bottle ageing. This allows the different elements of the wine to be harmonized. In other words, it is a refining process, like a cheese maker.
• Domaine Hering - The Hering family has been producing wine in Barr, the wine-growing capital of the Lower Rhine, since 1858. The vineyards are located in the commune of Barr, in the heart of the Vosges foothills. Covering more than 10 hectares, the vines are cultivated with respect for the environment, for the well-being of all.
  Kirchberg de Barr was one of the 25 Grands Crus that now form part of the history of Alsatian terroir wines, along with 26 other Grands Crus.
• Barr - We offer several options for lunch in the heart of the village of Barr.
• Domaine Hubert METZ - Domaine Céline METZ is the new generation and the continuation of Domaine Hubert METZ. As the 11th generation in the estate’s history, we are fortunate to be able to cultivate 10 hectares of vineyards, including 2 in the Winzenberg Grand Cru (granite), and to make wine in a family cellar dating back to 1728.

• 3 wineries visited
• Private transportation
• 3 wine tastings of Grands Crus
• Approximately 12 wines tasted
• Expert guide

• Lunch

Alsace boasts an impressive 51 Grand Cru terroirs, dedicated to cultivating the region’s four most esteemed grape varieties: Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Gris, and Muscat, with Sylvaner being the exception.

The names of these terroirs often carry an air of mystery, and winemakers are eager to share their meanings and distinctiveness with visitors.

These terroirs epitomize the excellence of Alsace’s vineyards, with Grand Crus strategically positioned along the Alsace wine route, always on hillsides with ideal exposure.

Visitors to the winegrowers can savor the diverse grape varieties from the Grand Cru hillsides, and occasionally, the same grape variety from multiple Grand Cru parcels.

Winemakers will present wines that are the pride of their estates, sure to delight any palate.

These wines are renowned for their unmatched elegance and exceptional aromatic richness, derived directly from the soil where the vines thrive.

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