Summer has settled down! Sun, heat, lightness & bubble time on the FREYBURGER Domain!
Summer has settled down in our vineyard, which is delighted by these warm, sunny conditions.
The vine has grown fast, very quickly, a flowering passed successfully, the period of trellising of
the vine still in full swing. We are listening to our vineyard to take care for the best in its growth,
and complete the 2019 harvest that will be certified organic!
The summer is the beautiful evenings with friends, on the terraces, around light meals, barbecues ...
lightness,freshness, fruity and bubble time are in order to accompany summer dishes ...
Lightness & freshness with our Sylvaner Essentiel 2017, perfect with mixed salads, vegetables
crunchy, cold cuts and fresh cheeses.
Fruity and lightness with our Tentation Rosé 2018, a deep pink color, aromas of small strawberries,
fruity with desire, it is the perfect match with grilled meat and fish!
Buble Time! Bubbles for this summer 2019 with our Crémant Brut Rosé, which has been selected
in the Revue du Vin de France (May 2019) "Special Crémants", with a 16/20 tasting.
"Sweet orange-colored dress, nose dominated by star anise.Fresh and fruity mouth makes this
Creaming a delicious moment "It's time for Bubble time!
The Domaine FREYBURGER Marcel, takes his summer quarters and will be CLOSED for summer holidays from
July 27 to August 05, 2019 included!
N B: A small permanence will be ensured at the sales vault from
Monday 29/07 to Friday 02/08,(10 / 12h and 14h30 / 17h30)
The Tour de France comes in our beautiful village in Ammerschwihr On Wednesday, July 10,
the riders of the Tour de France 2019 will be in Ammerschwihr;
advertising caravan around 14:30, first runners around 16:30.
It should be noted that the road will be closed from lunch time up to 19h00 for the top of the Kaysersberg valley,
Ammerschwihr and Colmar.
The Domaine will be open only in the morning 8h30 / 12h.
Looking forward to seeing you at home, summer was yours!
Nathalie & Christophe FREYBURGER
Domain FREYBURGER Marcel.
