Found this place on our way back to Strasbourg from Château du Kœnigsbourg, and we are so glad we…read moredid! In addition to the best Reisling I've ever had, this place has so much charm. It's been owned and operated by the Zueller family since before my country (USA) even existed! Mrs. Zueller was so friendly and knowledgeable, and gave us a personal tour. It's small and intimate, so if you're looking for big expensive touristy place, go elsewhere. But if you're looking to experience a genuine 250 year old family winery, and buy bottles of amazing (mostly organic) wine for 6-8 euros, this is your place! Make sure you have a French speaker in your group, this is the real deal and people working the vinyards and winery don't have time to learn English.

I visited this winery as a part of a small group tour. They have an excellent selection of Alsatian…read morewines. The guide for my visit (Jeremy) was knowledgeable and gave helpful insights into the wine and winery. The owner stopped by to greet the tour guests as well. The Grand Cru Riesling was excellent, as was the Gewürztraminer. My only regret was not finding a way to calculate the Gewurtztraminer into my "take home" stash. (After 3 more stops, the Gewurtztraminer here still stood out as the best of my tour). While my tasting here was not as thorough or generous as some other stops, the wine and the tour guide were excellent. The winery has a beautiful, modern tasting room that is good for small groups.

This was a great find in Strasbourg! My husband and I had just come from Belgium and were very…read moreimpressed by the selection of Belgian beers. The store labels beers by country so it's very easy to find what you're looking for. I also really enjoyed how they called out Alsatian beers - they had quite a large selection from local breweries. I can't comment on the price (coming from the US, everything seemed like a good deal to me), but this is a great spot if you're looking to try some new beers.