Tastes & Colours
Finesse, freshness, purety, Alsace proposes an unparalleled pallet of aromas and flavours - an authentic and intense sensory experience!
Dinner is served
Alsace wines reveal flavours, using their elegant finesse like a force of character. All aboard for a gourmet journey with seasonal products and cuisine from all over the world!
Terroir(s)
Privileged geological and climatic conditions. A tradition of respecting Nature. Demanding know-how associated with a touch of audacity. Here is the Alsace's secret to express all the intensity of its terroirs!
Grands Crus
Identified over the centuries by generations of wine-makers, the most beautiful Alsace terroirs produce authentic and high-quality wines. Wines tailored for keeping and haute cuisine.
Wine-growing area & Wine Route
Incredible garden of nature and culture, the Alsace wine-growing area is crossed by its famous Wine Route - a unique trail with postcard-perfect landscapes!
Landscapes, stories, rendez-vous... Browse through the real-time album of the vineyard and follow the hectic life of Alsace wines around the world!
The preparation
Crumble the yeast into 10 cl of warm milk add 100g of flour and mix until you have a slightly soft dough: leavening agent. Let it rise in a warm place.
Soak raisins in warm water.
In a bowl, energetically knead the flour, eggs, remaining milk, sugar and salt for about 10 minutes until the dough is no longer sticky.
Add in the soft butter and yeast which should have doubled in size. Work the dough a little longer then cover with a cloth and leave for 1 hour in a warm place.
Once over, gently punch in the dough and pour in the drained raisins.
Butter a special kugelhopf pan (like a Bundt pan) and lay 2 almonds in each groove then empty the dough inside.
Let the dough rise a second time until it reaches the pan-edges.
Put into the oven at 180°C and cook for about 45 minutes.
Crumble the yeast into 10 cl of warm milk add 100g of flour and mix until you have a slightly soft dough: leavening agent. Let it rise in a warm place.
Soak raisins in warm water.
In a bowl, energetically knead the flour, eggs, remaining milk, sugar and salt for about 10 minutes until the dough is no longer sticky.
Add in the soft butter and yeast which should have doubled in size. Work the dough a little longer then cover with a cloth and leave for 1 hour in a warm place.
Once over, gently punch in the dough and pour in the drained raisins.
Butter a special kugelhopf pan (like a Bundt pan) and lay 2 almonds in each groove then empty the dough inside.
Let the dough rise a second time until it reaches the pan-edges.
Put into the oven at 180°C and cook for about 45 minutes.