When we visited the village of St Hippolyte and had lunch at the restaurant there they served us a…read morelovely Rose wine and I immensely enjoyed it. Upon inquiring where we could buy this lovely wine in our broken French the hostess at the restaurant pointed us across the street and as it turns out the restaurant and winery are owned by the same family. The winery has existed since 1562 according to the sign out the front so I assume that is correct. They make a couple of whites, a rose and a red Pinot noir. I tasted all of the wines they made and most were pretty decent and what was extremely surprising was the prices. At €5 for a Rose and €6 for the Pinot Noir I thought it was a bargain and ended up buying some wine there to bring back. So for €60 we walked away with 12 bottles of wine and it was better than wines I have paid a lot more for in the past. We finally opened the Rose this evening and it reminded me of not only how good this wine was but also that I had not written about this place yet :-)) The really interesting part of this whole experience was the fact that whilst our French was a bit weak we were able to converse with him in German and the whole wine tasting was done in German in a French winery...lol I would happily buy wine from here again and I hope to come back for more Rose in the future. If they have indeed been producing wine for 400 some odd years they must be doing something right :-))

Great hospitality! I was pleasantly surprised with the wine. The lady serving was very generous! We…read morebought Reisling, Gewurtztraminer and Pinot Noir. Makes me proud of my Alsatian ancestry. I hope to come back again.

Busy during the Christmas markets season, we arrived as a bus tour group of Asians was finishing…read moreup. The one woman there doing tasting as well as ringing up the cash register did her very best but it was clear she was overwhelmed. But she sold a lot of wine and that's what matters. We tasted several wines including a fantastic Blanc de Noirs Brut, a Riesling and a Pinot Gris. Delightful wines and since we're buying direct, the prices were quite reasonable. Under €25 for a bottle here that would easily be over $75 back in the States. Yes, this will be enjoyed very soon at my dinner table back home. [Review 21182 overall - 101 in France - 145 of 2024.]

Amazing wines and service and wines, and service and did I mention wines…read more Stopped by on Saturday just cuz we were in the area. All the wineries were open selling their wines and if we had more times I would have visited them all but time was short so had to settle for a few. Dopff & Irion was the first on tour but by far the best. Their selection of Rieslings, Pinots, and Gewurztraminers are amazing including the Grand Crus. We have gotten a case of Grand Cru Gewurz and may go back for more because it was so goood!

I came here over the holidays on a Christmas Market River Cruise. The atmosphere was excellent. We…read moregot to try a couple of wines and some pretzels. The person that was helping us provided us some great information about the town and why the type of wines were made in this area. The shop was cute and the staff was very helpful. You can buy both wines, and glasses as well as some local mustards and jams. If I'm ever back in the area, I would definitely go back

We had a great time at douff de moulin. Our tour group arrived, got to see some of the vineyard,…read moresome samples, and after some time in town we returned to a lovely tart flambee feast and more sampling of wine. The tarts were tasty, but there was a HUGE issue getting them to tables evenly. Literally the table behind us got two tarts for every one we got, and I understand there were many people to serve, but we were very hungry and quickly hangry. Lots of fun getting to sample the different wines. This is primarily a white winery and my favorite was the gerwutz (spelling?). Pricing was very affordable

My wife and I went here for a wine tasting and it was incredible! The wines and the service were…read moreboth fantastic. If you make a reservation a day ahead of time, they will have a platter of cheese to pair with the wines and it's definitely worth it. Their English is great if that is a concern. Check it out while you're in Colmar and you won't regret it!

Great location for wine tasting! Very good quality of wine, very friendly people and nice location!read more

We are traveling the Rhine River this year for the Christmas markets. We were brought here by the…read moretour group and given time to explore the town. Wanting to try the wine that they are famous for we searched out a place to sample. Several people suggested we try Hugel wines. We were greeted as soon as we entered by a friendly lady who offered us a chance to sample their wines. 2-3 tastes later we had picked out a bottle to take with us. The town it's self is decorated for the season and we thoroughly enjoyed our visit and I'm sure we will have fond memories of a great time when we open the bottle we picked up

Loved Riquewihr. Loved tasting Hugel wines. The whole village was such a dream. Can't wait to go…read moreback.

Recommend calling ahead for a tasting reservation. Very nice helpful and informative staff…read more Pretty much everyone on the grounds was helpful. Wine is great of course. Take a moment taste some wine and be sure to take some home.

The Pinot Gris was revelatory, however they're more known for their rieslings. Well I can attest…read morethis is for good reason, the 2004 Trimbach Cuvee Frederic Emile Riesling Alsace was fantastic.

Great wines, I particularly enjoyed the Grand Cru Rieslings. Very friendly tasting surrounding by…read morewine barrels.

This winery, in its 8th generation of wine makers, is smaller than the big guns, yet large enough…read moreto have some export business and a presence in restaurants. They produce around 100,000 bottles per year. I came here on a tour. While the tasting was a bit more expensive than some other tour stops, the number of wines shared was generous. The wines themselves were excellent. The winemaker's son gave a thorough explanation of each wine. He was highly engaging, friendly, and proud of the work they did at the winery. He even shared a look at a 1949 bottle of Gewurtztraminer-one of the first produced after WW2. The Muscat and the Rieslings (both the old vines version and a younger iteration) were excellent. Everything I tried was very good, making the decision of "what to buy" quite a challenge.