Location: Eguisheim
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French Land Register data, which excludes lakes, ponds, glaciers > 1 km (0.386 sq mi or 247 acres) and river estuaries.
Restaurants in Eguisheim
1. Domaine Gruss & Fils
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 99 reviews
Our family estate extends over 40 acres in Eguisheim, divided into fifty plots on a dominant of beautiful limestone terroirs. Our integrated culture contributes to the production of concentrated grapes expressing this variety of soils. Oriented towards excellence, all our efforts combine in the development of great wines; Balance, Purity and Elegance are our leitmotifs. To discover…
Reviewed By DeborahC234 - Oxford, United Kingdom
We were given an informative and interesting tour of the winery followed by a tasting of many of their first class wines. The guide was friendly and fun.
2. Domaine Christian et Veronique Hebinger
3. Domaine Emile Beyer
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Myntro - Haarlem, The Netherlands
The staff was very lovely and she provided all the interesting information we have to know, also about the Beyer winery history and biodynamics approach they have been taken to produce their wine. The wine prices are within affordable range (from 10 to 60 euro). We bought three special bottles of wine. Highly recommended!
4. Vieille ville d'Eguisheim
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,688 reviews
Reviewed By stephanb617
beautiful old village, nicely made-up to please modern tourists, with lots of nice spots to see, restaurants, shops etc. and vineries, many of them bio, in a pleasant countyside
5. Maison Wolfberger
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 135 reviews
Lauriane, Emeline and Guillaume welcome you to Wolfberger’s historic cellar with its century-old casks at the entry to Eguisheim, a village considered among the most beautiful in France. The site also includes a discovery space for wine tourism.
Reviewed By rodneyc692 - Hobart, Australia
We went there twice in one day. Firstly to buy an Alsace wine. The centre was huge and had an extensive array of fine wines. Normally we expect the wine tasting to be spartan with small pours and not much conversation. Well this was the opposite. Reasonable pours and we shared a glass and the conversation was excellent about the wines. The second time we visited the sensory centre and really enjoyed the exhibit and smells expected when tasting. Of course we used the toilets which were great. Bought more wine including a sweet dessert wine which was beautiful at tasting. Overall a good and personable experience. Highly recommended.
6. Le Chateau des Comtes d'Eguisheim
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By fiamma11 - Vienna, United States
Originally, the castle was built by the Counts of Eguisheim. At one time, it was surrounded by a moat which was filled in by the 18th century. A fire in 1877 damaged the houses built in the castle courtyard as well as the castle which remained in runs for many years. In 1885, it was bought by the Bishop of Strasbourg who wanted to build a chapel dedicated to Saint Leo. The remains of the keep were destroyed and the chapel built in its place, the residence at the south of the site was also restored. A picturesque spot in a picturesque village.
7. Chapelle Saint-Leon IX
8. Saint-Leon Fountain
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By Stevejomac - Sydney, Australia
The fountain and square are out of a picture. The adjacent chapel with stork nests and tiled roof are stunning.
9. Domaine Zinck
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Zinck estate, located in Eguisheim, in the heart of the Alsatian vineyard, is committed to biodynamic agriculture and produces fine white and red wines which express the « terroir » . Discover this estate without hesitation. It is listed “among the sure values of the region” by the Revue des Vins de France in 2020. You will find 4 distinctive ranges of wines which offer multiple food-wine pairings. The singularity of their bottles amazes epicurean aesthetes, thirsty for authenticity. Go and visit them. Philippe, Sophie and Paul will be pleased to welcome you for a wine tasting in the cellar and share their passion with you. Extend your experience in the cellar with a meal at Betty and Eddy’s at the restaurant “Au Vieux Porche” to combine our wines with refined dishes from the region
Reviewed By wineweinvinovin - Basel, Switzerland
I visited Domaine Zinck with my wine tour group of 5 ladies on 02.11.2019 and were delighted to find that we would be shown around the winery by Philippe Zinck himself! We were treated to a visit to the cellar where we saw the wines that had ljust been harvested busy fermenting in their vats and oak barrels. Philippe talked to the group making sure that everyone understood the complexities of growing, harvesting and creating his wonderful wines. We then moved through to the tasting room where my group of ladies were treated to a delightful tasting of his wines. The ladies thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience and bought several of the wines that they tasted. This was the winery that my tour group thought had the best selection of wines, the homely, family atmosphere of a small winery and the most informative. I highly recommend that if you are in Eguisheim you should make your way to this winery and sample the beautiful wines from this family owned boutique winery.
10. Leon Beyer
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Marc_and_Kim_Z - Leinfelden-Echterdingen, Germany
Right in the heart of town. The tasting included about 6 wines. Best to purchase at the store as they don’t sell retail. Or, if you want, for a price they can ship to you. Perfect location across from the church of Alsace first Pope.
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