Rosheim Wine Festival

The Rosheim Wine Festival: Between Vineyards and Romanesque Heritage

Rosheim, a medieval town nestled on the Alsace Wine Route, is renowned for its remarkable 12th-century Romanesque House, the oldest civil stone building in Alsace, and for its quality vineyards. The Wine Festival highlights this exceptional heritage by bringing together winemakers, artisans, and food lovers in a unique setting.

Passionate Winemakers

Rosheim's wineries, several of which have been practicing organic farming for over a decade, produce wines of great finesse. Domaine Kumpf et Meyer, Domaine Jacques Maetz, and Baron Kirmann offer AOC Alsace, Alsace Grands Crus, and Crémant d'Alsace that reflect the diversity of soils and exposures.

Festival Program

The festival offers a rich and varied program:

• Guided tastings with the village winemakers
• Unusual picnic in the vineyards with chef Hubert Maetz from the restaurant Le Rosenmeer
• Vigneron's Trail: a walking tour through the vineyards with tasting stops
• Alsatian gastronomy: Tarte flambée, pretzels, Kougelhopf
• Musical entertainment and festive atmosphere in the medieval streets

A Heritage Setting

Visitors take advantage of the festival to discover Rosheim's exceptional architectural heritage: the Romanesque House, the 12th-century Saints-Pierre-et-Paul Church, the medieval ramparts, and the fortified gates. The town is also the starting point for vineyard trails offering splendid panoramas of the Alsace plain and the Vosges mountains.