Vineyards · ALSACE WINE ROUTE TOURS
A signposted road through villages with a cellar on every corner, which makes the guided day mostly about not driving it yourself. These 6 compare how many villages, how many tastings and whether Riquewihr is on the list.
Taste Alsace wines at two family-run wineries on a four-hour small-group tour from Strasbourg, with scenic villages, cellars, and expert guidance.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable about the history of Alsace and of the wines and wine industry. He was very engaging and it was a real pleasure to be on this tour.”
Explore Alsace’s wine route from Strasbourg with three tastings, charming villages, grand cru wines, and a small group of up to eight.
“Excellent itinerary and knowledgeable guide. Visited 3 wineries and stopped at a couple of villages for lunch and great views of surroundings. Tasting portions were generous.”
Review of a private three-hour Alsace wine route tour from Colmar, with Eguisheim, Kaysersberg, Riquewihr, local insight, and flexible stops.
“We had a FANTASTIC time with Christopher touring the Alsace region. Christopher is super friendly, punctual, very knowledgeable about the region (since he grew up there), and speaks very good English. We took the trip with our toddler and baby in the rain so having Christopher's help with the stroller and umbrellas was a lifesaver. The 3-hour tour was PERFECT for a family. Our toddler, who can be irritable when traveling, never got bored. Christopher made sure to keep the tour moving and made sure we were always having fun. The stop at the Bottom Freres winery was probably our favorite part. Christopher's tour of Alsace was the highlight of…”
Cycle Alsace’s Grand Cru vineyards, medieval villages, and local wineries on a private e-bike tour from Vœgtlinshoffen.
“Fantastic experience! Even though it's been years since we've been on a bike, we felt safe and in good hands as our guide took us through the most gorgeous countryside ever.”
Review the four-hour Alsace wine tour from Strasbourg, with goat farm views, two tastings, village stops, transport, value, and practical tips.
“The tour guide did not speak English very good and a lot of our tour was through Google Translate. The first winery we went to was lovely, small family winery. The second was a large complex that sold wine from dozens of vineyards but there was no organization to it. Our 3rd stop was a town that he told to go walk around for 45 minutes. We thought we would have time to go to one more place but we were brought back after 3 hours when the tour was supposed to be 4.”
Explore Eguisheim, Kaysersberg, and Riquewihr on a private Alsace wine route tour from Colmar with flexible stops and hotel pickup.
“This was such a wonderful day. Our tour guide helped us to arrange the perfect combination of activities. He was extremely knowledgeable and a pleasure to spend the day with. He spoke in English as not all of our group was fluent in French. I highly recommend!”
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