Riquewihr may be small, but it is full of characters. I left with my camera full and heart fuller.
After lunch, we wandered through Kaysersberg’s storybook streets, stepping into quaint shops and the quiet beauty of the church before a quick stop at the glass factory.
We left that afternoon carrying more than just a few crates of Josmeyer wines. We carried the memory of Isabelle’s warmth, the poetry woven into their philosophy, and the lingering taste of wines that are as much art as they are terroir.
This morning was spent wandering through Ribeauvillé, a charming town nestled between Alsace’s vineyards and mountains.
Nestled in the heart of Ribeauvillé, Église Saint-Grégoire offers more than just a quiet place for prayer, it is also a sanctuary for art.
Hunawihr greeted us like a quiet dream. This is a village so small you could stroll from one end to the other in minutes, yet so rich in beauty it lingers in your mind for hours.
Hunawihr greeted us like a quiet dream. This is a village so small you could stroll from one end to the other in minutes, yet so rich in beauty it lingers in your mind for hours.
Our lunch at Au Soleil, just a short stroll from Domaine Antoine Ehrhart, was the perfect way to continue the day.
After lunch, we made a quick detour to explore Les Trois Châteaux d’Eguisheim, three medieval towers perched just above the vineyards west of town.
The footbridge links Germany and France across the Rhine River, and it was so quiet and scenic that it felt like we had the whole place to ourselves.