Top Strasbourg Classes & Workshops

All our vines are raised in biodynamic agriculture and our wines vinified with a minimum of inputs. A tasting at the foot of the Vosges hills, near the vineyards and in a unique place.

Did you know that Alsace is the number-one beer producer in France? With breweries such as Kronenbourg, Licorne, Heineken, and other smaller players, over 50% of French beer production is brewed here in Alsace, all around Strasbourg! But with the rise of artisanal and craft breweries, the variety of beers available in France is rapidly increasing. Come join us to explore five different styles of craft beers from iconic breweries in Alsace in a privatized bar with a personal bartender! Next to learning about the rich influence of German beer culture on the province of Alsace and its historical importance, you will be introduced to five different styles of beer, learn about their key differences in flavor, taste, and production, and get the exclusive opportunity to keep on drinking for happy hour prices for the rest of the evening after the beer tasting!

Maison ZEYSSOLFF is one of the Alsace region's most prestigious wine cellars and is renowned for its century-old oak casks. With this tour, peek behind the scenes of the winery on a guided cellar visit, learn how the wine is aged and bottled, and enjoy a 180-degree video presentation. Finish your wine cellar experience with a guided tasting of five different Alsatian wines, accompanied by regional specialty kougelhopf (Alsatian brioche).

Our first stage will take you to Bergheim, a superb village on the wine route, which conceals many wonders hidden in the heart of its medieval walls. You will then have the opportunity to visit the charming town of Ribeauvillé, former stronghold of the Lords of Ribeaupierre. After a visit to Hunawihr and a photo stop in front of its famous fountain, you will go to a local winemaker to taste traditional Alsatian wines. Take advantage of the lunch break in the village of Riquewihr, one of the best known in the region, in particular for its privileged location, in the heart of the vineyard. The visits will continue through two villages also famous for their historical character: Kaysersberg and Eguisheim. These two villages have been elected "Favorite Villages of the French", a famous French program celebrating each year the favorite villages of the French. Kaysersberg won the edition in 2017 and Eguisheim in 2013.

Strasbourg’s UNESCO-listed Grande Île is mostly pedestrianized and a Segway tour offers a fun and efficient way to get around, and explore further than you could on foot. On this tour, glide around the scenic canal ways of La Petite France, then leave the island to tour the European Quarter and admire the German architecture of the Neustadt.

Enjoy a typical Alsatian meal alongside a tasting of five different wines from the estate. The meal is served in the wine cellars themselves, and includes dishes you may never have heard of, such as kougelhopf (a circular cake with a hole in the middle), and a sort of Alsatian yogurt. Discover the history of winemaking and see the traditional wooden barrels in convivial company.