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Experience Three Generations of Winemaking at Domaine Schneider Jean Marc in Alsace, France
2 hours
Welcome to Domaine Schneider Jean Marc! Your visit begins with a tour of our cellars, where we share the rich history of our family’s winemaking tradition spanning three generations. After the tour, you will have the opportunity to taste our traditional range of wines paired with a delightful winegrower's snack.
The winegrower's snack is a cherished meal that my father-in-law Robert and my husband Jean Marc enjoyed during their morning breaks at work. This simple yet satisfying snack features local products, including a selection of cold meats, artisanal cheeses, and freshly baked bread.
Our tasting experience is designed to be both gourmet and relaxed, allowing you to savor the flavors of our wines while enjoying the company of fellow wine enthusiasts. Join us for a memorable experience that highlights the best of our local terroir and family heritage.
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There is a spirit of family transmission in the Domaine Schneider. It was David's grandfather, the current winegrower, who created the estate in 1958. In the 1960s, he bought a house next to his vineyard and began working his land. At the time, Robert Schneider sold his wines in bulk: he was also a wine buyer for Alsatian merchants.
Read more about Domaine Schneider Jean MarcFrance wine country combines exquisite pleasure with the long traditions of winemaking. Together with Italy and Spain , France wine country is one of the biggest and the most important producers in the world, qualitatively and quantitatively. The top French wine regions such as Bordeaux , Burgundy and exclusive Champagne have an outstanding international reputation.
Explore FranceAlsace wine region boasts beautiful hilly vineyards stretching along the Rhine river in the northeast of France . 51 vineyards, each with their own designated Grand Cru appellation, are dispersed in two sub-regions: the Bas-Rhin and Haut-Rhin . These areas are quite diverse and they are home to noble, aromatic grape varieties producing floral and peachy white wines.
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