Riquewihr
Riquewihr Wine Tasting on a Colmar Wine Day: 8 Ways to Do It
How long each day gives you in Riquewihr, which pours the glass in the fare and which leaves it to the counter, and the tasting room that opens daily.
Colmar Wine Tour Blog
Short answers to the questions people ask before a wine day out of Colmar: where to meet, what a tasting pours, what surprises first-timers, how to go alone, and whether the castle is worth a day. Choosing a wine tasting tour Colmar? The fares sit side by side there.
Start with the first post if you have not booked yet, because it covers the kerbs, the times and what the fare leaves out. Take the second if you have never been to a cellar tasting. Each post links the tours it talks about, so you can go from reading to booking without hunting. The longer planning pieces are in the guides.
Before you go
A Colmar Wine Day, Kerb to Cellar: What to Know Before You Book (2026)
The three kerbs, the start times, what the fare covers and what it leaves out, how long to allow, and what to bring to the cellar.
In the glass
A Colmar Wine Tasting, Glass by Glass
The order a cellar pours in, from Crémant to Gewurztraminer, what to ask the grower, when to spit, and how to get a case home.
Facts
11 Colmar Wine Facts That Will Surprise You
Nine glasses in ten are white, 51 grands crus, a road opened in 1953, and the one rule about food that catches most first-timers out.
Travelling alone
Colmar Wine Days for Solo Travellers
Which days take a single booking, why a solo seat can still be moved for low numbers, and the one-hour cellar tour you can reach by bus.
The castle
Colmar Wine Day or Castle Day: Which One to Book
What the castle costs a day in time and in euros, why its stop is never guaranteed, and when a pure wine day is the better buy.
The practical answers are in the visitor guide and the FAQs, and every tour is compared on Colmar Wine Tours.