We came to Vins d'Alsace Robert Blanck as part of a Viking Rhein River Cruise excursion…read more Our bus trip from the boat took about 25 mins and our coach was upscale and very modern. We found it be a nice opportunity to see the countryside. The tour was given by the adult daughter of the winery's owner. She was very knowledgeable and warm, while taking time to answering all of our questions. We started off in the wine cellar and ended upstairs tasting several of their wines. Unlike American tours, we sat in small comfortable tables, with both water and pretzels to cleanse our palates. Very cliché and relaxing We came away very impressed, along with a few bottles and some pâté for our trip.

Lovely 16th generation family owned vineyard. This estate makes only white wine and brut blanc…read more (you can't call it "champagne " unless it's from that region of France). We were given a tour of the cellar where we got to see all the old wine barrels and learned about how long the wine takes to make, how the barrels are cleaned and how the vines grew. Also learned how the bubbles are added to make the brut blanc (they use the champagne process) and how the yeast is removed. Very nice tour. The host who gave us the presentation was one of the daughters of the family estate.

Found this place on our way back to Strasbourg from Château du Kœnigsbourg, and we are so glad we…read moredid! In addition to the best Reisling I've ever had, this place has so much charm. It's been owned and operated by the Zueller family since before my country (USA) even existed! Mrs. Zueller was so friendly and knowledgeable, and gave us a personal tour. It's small and intimate, so if you're looking for big expensive touristy place, go elsewhere. But if you're looking to experience a genuine 250 year old family winery, and buy bottles of amazing (mostly organic) wine for 6-8 euros, this is your place! Make sure you have a French speaker in your group, this is the real deal and people working the vinyards and winery don't have time to learn English.

Cool spot worth a visit if you are in the area. It's not well marked,you need to pass the hospital…read moregate and you'll see an old plaque mentioning the Cave, take the outside stairs leading to the basement level. The tram stop is on line D, Porte de l'hôpital, the best way is to use Google maps. The entrance is free, you can just read the signs or get the audio for 3 Euros. They also offer a selection of wines for sale.

Found this place while looking at a map of Strasbourg. If you don't speak/read French, the entrance…read moreis down the stairs directly under the sign. Once you open the door and you're hit with the aroma of a musty basement, you know you're in the right place! The cellar is free to tour but they also offer private experiences if you're interested. One was being set up while we were there and it seemed like pastries and wine, where I presume someone would then talk about the cave. Just inside the doorway from the store, on the right, there's a very old tunnel that was used to supply military with food and supplies. It's damp, dark, and very cool. It's a walk walk through. To the right are some barrels that were given as gifts, one to King Louis XVI, as well as a wine press from centuries ago. To the left is a long (ish) row of barrels leading to a gated section, a barrel dated 1472 and some information about it. If you're a fan of wine or just want to see a really old wine cellar, I'd recommend this. If for no other reason, it's free and you can say you did it!

Recommended to us by our hotel. Excellent service and very reasonable prices. The staff member who…read morehelped me was willing to go out of his way to humor us on our quest to find cellar doors selling wine to the public in Germany. Not easy FYI. We walked away with a few Rieslings and Gerwitztramuners and were very happy.

From the owner: Unser Herz schlägt für Riesling und leckerem Essen…read more Auf einem Berg am Rande des Pfälzer Waldes gelegen, umgeben von Weinbergen, verzaubern Sie unser Küchenchef Alexander Dellin und das Team vom Sankt Annagut. Die Interpretationen deutscher Küche und unserem Wild aus eigener Jagd harmonieren mit unseren hauseigenen, filigranen Rieslingen hervorragend. Kulinarische Extravaganz verschmelzen mit der Kunst unserer Winzerin Victoria Lergenmüller zu einem einzigartigen Erlebnis. Wir haben das fantastische Glück mit einem unglaublich facettenreichen Bodenportfolio arbeiten zu dürfen welches den Sankt Annaberg Rieslingen Ihren Charakter verleiht. Das Weingut Sankt Annaberg & Restaurant Sankt Annagut sind eine kleine, feine Produktion. Handgemacht und Individuell. Ein kleines Stückchen Erde, das dem hektischen Alltag trotzt.

A truly great winery, with fantastic staff. My wife and I have visited several times and Dominik…read moreand Franzi always show us a fantastic time!!! Hey are fluent in English as well as German. Anyone who is interested in a historic winery producing not just Germany's but some of the worlds greatest wines should visit this estate!!!! And did I mention the people??!! They are amazing!!

Recently, I did a wine tasting of some of the prominent wineries of the Pfalz in Germany and…read moreKoehler-Ruprecht turned out to be one of the most surprising. I was fortunate to have tasted their full range of wines with the winemaker and toured their historic cellar. The wines were stunning and the 2010 Kallstadter Saumagen Riesling Kabinett Trocken was my favorite that I tasted. The wine has a beautiful balance of elegance and richness. It has great minerality and is full-bodied with bright acidity. This wine is just a glimpse of the fabulous treats this winery has to offer. I've even found Koehler-Ruprecht on some local restaurant wine lists in San Diego and, needless to say, I don't hesitate to order it. Such a great experience, such great wines!

This is a lovely little shop with local wine, eaux-de-vie, liqueurs, and Alsatian gourmet items…read more The even have souvenir knickknacks. You can taste the local wines and distilled spirits. The service is friendly. We were welcomed in, toured around the store, and then did tasting. The proprietor even offered to keep our purchases until the next day so we would not have to leave them in the car overnight or lug them up to the hotel room. He came home with wonderful jams, wines, and even a handcrafted wood and metal birdhouse.