Alsace winegrower Gites – stay in one of two winegrower’s apartments at Domaine Waegell in Nothalten (67 Bas-Rhin, Grand Est), where owners Gérard and Nathalie will be pleased to welcome you.

Apartments Domaine Waegell are located in the winemaker’s house in the village but have a separate private entrance. Situated midway between Colmar and Strasbourg this is a perfect base for exploring the vineyards, countryside and villages of Alsace – or popping across the Rhine to the Black Forest! Nothalten is home to the Grand Cru Muenchberg wines. Both gites can accommodate up to 4 people. Gîtes Chez Le Vigneron at Domaine Waegell offers comfortable and well-equipped en-suite accommodation with kitchen and garden space.

Domaine Waegell

Wines here are typically Alsatian – mainly dry white (Riesling, Gewuztraminer), some sweeter late harvest whites, rosé and sparkling (Crémant d’Alsace) and a little red Pinot Noir.Wines here are typically Alsatian – mainly dry white (Riesling, Gewuztraminer), some sweeter late harvest whites, rosé and sparkling (Crémant d’Alsace) and a little red Pinot Noir. Wines here are typically Alsatian – mainly dry white (Riesling, Gewuztraminer), some sweeter late harvest whites, rosé and sparkling (Crémant d’Alsace) and a little red Pinot Noir.

Alsace has had a turbulent history between France and Germany. The region is at the centre of Europe. Strasbourg, the capital city of Alsace, hosts the European Parliament.

Alsace is a region with green hills and medieval villages. The Alsace wine route (route des vins) is one of the most scenic in France.

for more info and to check availability at these Alsace winegrower Gites see  Domaine Waegell

nearby alternative self-catering vineyard accommodation: Vignobles Frey-Sohler

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