Tours & tickets

ZEYSSOLFF Winery

We welcome you to the cellar with a glass of wine to start the tasting. We will then watch an informative video on the Alsace wine-making process (adapted for children). We will take you to visit the family cellar dating back to 1850, and discover the century-old oak barrels that we still use to make our wines. In 2020 following the organic conversion of the entire estate, we renovated our cellar and now use this new space to offer our visitors a new activity. We have a scenographic experience in the cellar with a 180° immersive video projected on barrels : unique in France... This movie is not a remake of the video about wine-making process...but a movie about our rich personal history, and about our work philosophy. The whole experience is projected in the cellar, on century-old oak barrels at 180° (mapping on some sequences) with sound work, throwing the audience in total immersion in our story. We will end the tasting in the wine shop. Then we will give you your picnic basket to take away and enjoy in the vines or at home. It includes : 1 pretzel, bread, a selection of 3 cheeses, a selection of 3 delikatessen, a small bottle of water, 1/2 bottle of wine, a fruit and muffin, cutlery, a napkin and a bag. Some hike tips will be given in the bag as well. A vegetarian picnic basket is available, please let us know in advance. For children, the same picnic basket will be given to them if they have a reseravtion. You can also not register the children, the visit is free for them (but they will not have any picnic basket). A guide is at your disposal throughout the whole experience to exchange and answer your questions.

I welcome you to the cellar with a glass of wine to start the tasting. We will then watch an informative video on the Alsace wine-making process (adapted for children). I will take you to visit the family cellar dating back to 1850, and discover the century-old oak barrels that we still use to make our wines. In 2020 following the organic conversion of my entire estate, we renovated our cellar and use now of this new space to offer our visitors a new activity. We have a scenographic experience in the cellar with a 180° immersive video projected on barrels : unique in France... It is a film about my rather rich personal history, and about my work philosophy. The whole video is projected in the cellar, on century-old oak barrels at 180° (mapping on some sequences) with sound work, throwing the audience in total immersion in my story. We will continue this "Wine time" (tea time around wine) in our tearoom with sweet and salty delicacies : cheese, delicatessen, macaron, gingerbread, fruit, chocolate coulis and fruit coulis. You also cannot register the children, and they can choose a snack directly here. A guide is at your disposal throughout the visit to exchange and answer your questions. Alsace Tourism trophy in 2021 and French Outstanding Trophy of Wine Tourism 2022.

Experience and learn about Alsatian wines in a beautiful family winery through a guided wine tasting during the Christmas period. Discover all the different types of wine produced in this region with the help of an experienced sommelier. You can taste various wines made in this area, including sparkling wine, red wines, dry and sweet white wines, and even rosés. Enjoy the region's distinct flavors while learning about their history and how to pair them with various foods. Visit the cellar and see the barrels made in 1850 that are still in use today. Everything will be showed and explained to you, from the facts and figures of Alsatian wines to the secrets of winemaking and Alsace region's history. You can ask as many questions as you want and and enjoy a tasting that will awaken your taste buds. Discover a scenographic experience with a unique movie on our personal and rich family history as well as our working philosophy. It is screened at 180° in the cellar, on centenary old oak casks, with phenomenal sound effects that enable you to be in total immersion in the story. Your tour will end with a gifted bottle of the winery's mulled wine and a piece of Alsatian gingerbread