Visit the birthplace of Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr Albert Schweitzer and discover his values and legacy.

Observe its colour, the intensity of its colour, its transparency or even its brilliance... See its tears that gently slide down the sides of your glass. Smell the intense and complex aromas and smell the light and fleeting odours that emanate from it. And finally, taste...

Philippe, the winemaker, or Christian, his assistant in the cellar, will take you to the heights of Kientzheim, among the vines of the family estate...

Red, rosé, white, bubbles... But how exactly is wine made? In France, as in Alsace, there are as many different wines as there are vines... However, grape varieties and soils alone cannot explain this incredible diversity... What if the answer was to be found in the winegrower's hands?

Alsace is a region steeped in history, marked in particular by wars. Ammerschwihr lived through tragic times and was largely destroyed during the Second World War. Today, rebuilt, this charming village on the Wine Route conceals many treasures behind its ramparts...

"Without life in the soil, there can be no terroir effect! Inspired by ancestral practices, biodynamic viticulture is a natural method that is influenced by earthly and cosmic currents. Discover it and appreciate its expression on the Grand Cru Kaefferkopf

In the morning, as the mountain awakens, a discreet approach to the areas where the chamois come up to feed, allows you to get into the mood. It is also a privileged moment to learn about its history, its way of life, its habits...

Philippe is a winegrower, but he is also a Qi Gong master since several years. He will take you on an initiation to his two passions, in the heart of the vineyards, for a new tasting experience where your senses will be awakened...

Which products best characterise France if not wine and cheese? Let's sweep away preconceived ideas, the association of the latter is not reserved for red wines.