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How do I find the good stuff to see in alsace, france?

Going to Alsace in March - like wine and food - suggestions needed.

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lizelleg offline Verified User (4 years) Long Term User Shouts: 1 #
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Favorite wine stops:
Domaine Weinbach in Kaysersberg
Rolly-Gassman in Rorschwihr
Albert Mann in Wettolsheim

Unlike Napa or Sonoma, wine tasting is free and they owners are more than happy to pour as much as you like. They are truly gracious.

Eats:
Any wine stub - try tarte flambee. Alsace is famous for this pizza-like dish. It will become an addiction.
Lots of good places. We especially liked ZUM PFIFFERHUS in Ribeauville. Very good places in Kaysersberg and Strasbourg - this is where are addiction to tarte flambee started. The foie gras (if you like this sort of dish) is phenomenal, almost anywhere in Alsace.

Other notes:
If you like vintage touring and race cars, this is worth a visit: Musee National de L’Automobile in Colmar

Visit Ribeauville - it’s quite charmig, also has the best little bakery, Patisserie Confiserie, F. Keller. Yes, this is the brother of Hubert Keller of Fleur de Lys restaurant in the city.

Alsace’s landscape is quite lovely and the people are very friendly and humble. If you love the countryside and all its offerings, you’ll love Alsace.

Hope this helps.

Enjoy your journey!

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