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...
- Discover the link between history and the world of winegrowers
- A discovery of the Alsatian village punctuated by anecdotes with an oenologist
- A wine tasting by candlelight in the Caves de l'Enfer, located 7m underground
- A rare tasting of a Pinot Noir from the barrel (current year's vintage)
| Duration | 90 Minutes |
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| Important information | Wearing a mask (not provided), respecting the barrier gestures and physical distances. Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health, consume in moderation. |
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Alsace is a region steeped in history, marked in particular by wars. Ammerschwihr lived through tragic times and was more than 85% destroyed during the Second World War.Today, rebuilt, this charming village on the Wine Route conceals many treasures behind its ramparts...
Francis Klee, oenologist at Kuehn and history enthusiast, will take you through the narrow streets and vineyard paths to tell you some anecdotes about Ammerschwihr.
Back at the estate, you will go down into the Caves de l'Enfer, 7 metres under the ground! There, he will explain to you all the specificities of Kaefferkopf, a Grand Cru with a particular character which is the pride of the village, over a candlelit tasting...
