easy
4–6 hours
Minimal physical activity required; mostly sitting and walking short distances
Discover the magic of drinking world-class wines in historic Alsace. Join Henry Heidelberg Tours for a private journey through vineyards and villages on the renowned Alsace Wine Road.
Private Wine Tour | Half Day & Full Day Options Available
Embark on a private tour of the enchanting Alsace Wine Road, a stunning 185 km journey through picturesque vineyards and charming villages. Taste exquisite wines at renowned wineries like Robert Blank and Trimbach, and discover the rich history of the region, including a visit to a historic wine barrel from before the French Revolution.
Half Day Private Tour - €699.00 Full Day Private Tour - €799.00
Half Day Private Tour - 5 hours Half Day Private Tour - 8 hours
The Route du Vin in the Alsace region of France is one of the most unforgettable scenic drives of a lifetime. But this private tour is a delight for all of the senses, taking you on a tasting journey through several of the region’s premiere wineries.
Just 30 minutes south of Strasbourg lies the medieval town of Obernai, the gateway to the finest stretch of Alsace Route du Vin. This is the starting point for our exploration.
In Obernai, we will visit the Robert Blank Winery, where we will sample some of Alsace’s most classic wine varieties and visit a wine barrel that dates back before the French Revolution.
Setting off, we will drive through a portion of the Route du Vin, stopping at some of the finest wineries along the way, including Domaine Hering and Trimbach Here we will sample generous portions of some of the 54 varieties of Grand Cru for which the region is famous. You will also have the opportunity to explore the many charming villages along the route.
Don’t miss the chance to sip directly from barrels in century-old wine caves for a true taste of history.
Walking through villages and vineyards requires comfortable footwear for a relaxed experience.
Private tours fill quickly, especially during harvest season, so reserve early to secure your spot.
Pair wine tastings with Alsace specialties like tarte flambée or choucroute garnie for a full regional experience.
The Alsace Wine Route has been producing wine since Roman times, making it one of Europe's oldest viticultural regions.
Wineries in the region emphasize sustainable practices, preserving the landscape and ensuring high-quality grapes.
Necessary for walking through villages and vineyards comfortably.
Hat and sunscreen advice for sunny days in the vineyards.
spring;summer;fall specific
Perfect for jotting down notes and favorite wines during tastings.
Capture scenic views and charming villages along the route.