Immersive cellar visit and gourmet wine - tea time around wine

About this tour

Step into a century-old Alsace wine cellar where 100+-year-old wooden barrels tell the story of a family's winemaking legacy. You'll watch how Alsatian wines developed, then experience an immersive 180° video projection across the barrel room—a technique nowhere else in France uses quite like this. Finish with five Maison Zeyssolff wines paired alongside gourmet bites: cheese, cured meats, macaroons, spiced bread, fresh fruit, and chocolate in the on-site tea room. Two hours total; children welcome with snack options if they skip the formal tasting.

Highlights

• Wooden barrels over 100 years old, original cellar architecture
• Rare 180° immersive video projection on barrels
• Historic barrel from 1900 Paris Universal Exhibition
• Five Alsace wines paired with cheese, charcuterie, and sweet treats
• Tea room setting for relaxed tasting and chat
• Child-friendly; strollers and high chairs available

What to expect

You'll begin in the cellar itself, starting with a short film explaining Alsatian winemaking traditions. Then comes the signature experience: a 180° video mapped onto the barrel room's curved surfaces, walking you through the family's history in a way that's genuinely theatrical without feeling forced. The tour moves at a gentle pace through the barrel storage area before you settle into the tea room with five wines and accompanying bites—think sharp cheese alongside sweetness, savoury cured meats, and pastries. It's relaxed tasting rather than lecture-style.

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