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Lovely small vineyard. Very knowledgeable couple. The wine was amazing. The approach of making wine without manipulation made for an amazing product. We had a great tour and tasting. Thanks.

The visit was super! The museum was well done; informative, interactive, good tastings and not to short or to long. It was fun and educational for the family. The chocolate workshop was fun and tasteful to do. I would do it again if I was back in Colmar.

Very friendly welcome, pleasant ambiance, very entertaining detailed and well-founded explanations about cultivation and production. You can see the combination of modern production and preservation of natural resources during cultivation during the tour, and you can taste and feel it during the tasting. We rented bikes in Colmar and took a beautiful tour through the vineyards. The winery is also easily accessible by bike. Purchases are also shipped.

Since my daughter gave me my ticket, I discovered the museum solo. I stayed there for nearly two and a half hours and took the time to read everything. Only small downside: the temperamental volume of the audio guide. Very interesting tour, because it is well-developed, very rich in content and very aesthetic in form. A very friendly welcome, which was also very much appreciated!

Lots to eat/bread with cheese, wines, very good wines, very good talk by Muriel. Very interesting

Guided tour of the cellar in detail to learn more about the family business. Subsequently, discovery of the different senses (taste, smell) and finally tasting of the different grape varieties in association with food and wine. I recommend ! Thank you for this wonderful, very enriching experience.

Great wine, knowledgeable hosts and very nice and accommodating. Great experience for our family ♥️♥️♥️

The team was very friendly and smiling; my friend and I participated in the workshop and the tour, which were interesting and fun.

You’ll really learn about wine production, how the same grapes will produce different wines. It is a family business, small batches, they really care about what they are producing. We felt welcomed and appreciated for our support

We were able to make our own tablets, and make toppings on marshmallows and pralines, always well guided by the staff, on arrival a good time and a treat!

I rate it 4/5 only because I went to Choco-story Brussels before.The museum is informative with some interactive games. The demonstrations however are virtual and not live.The chocolate workshop was good and well planned.

Visit well, on the other hand when there are school groups to avoid, because in our case, the children took the audio guide for a toy, could not understand what was said, too young for this kind of visit, and noise!!! and we find that no chocolate sales made on site!! visit well but without school group in infancy

I was there with my grandpa and his wheelchair. The place was easily accessible and so were the movements in the museum. The explanations in the audio guide were very complete and easy to understand. The place itself is immersive and very well realized. Changes of scenery are great! It is also nice to have places to sit during the visit. The audio guide also allows access to "games" and "information" areas, which allows a very nice experience. In addition, there are backgrounds for photos and if you are alone, a place is available to take a photo with a background to choose from! This leaves a good memory (photo available in the mailbox).

​My daughter and I had a wonderful time at the chocolate workshop! It was such a fun, hands-on experience getting to design and decorate our own chocolate creations. I highly recommend it for families!

The people working there were really helpful and friendly, tour was nice and the tasting as well. Small, family-owned wine cellar.

Let me start by saying: if you’re picturing a dusty museum with glass cases and yawn-inducing plaques, banish the thought.Choco-Story Colmar is more like stepping into Willy Wonka’s slightly more sophisticated (and French) cousin’s lair. I went in expecting the usual “history of cocoa” spiel, but what I got was chocolate wonderland. Complete with a chocolate Statue of Liberty and a cabaret room made entirely of cocoa creations. Yes, you read that right. The themed rooms are so well staged, you’ll find yourself lingering to soak in the details, camera in hand, instead of just breezing past like you’re in a history exam.The Workshop: Where You Become the StarNow, the real magic? The chocolate workshop. Even if you’ve never so much as melted a chocolate button, fear not as this is the kind of hands-on fun that’s as easy as it is rewarding. You’re guided through every step, from tempering to topping, and before you know it, you’re holding chocolate creations that are actually yours. No childish gimmicks here; it’s the perfect mix of playful and polished.Why It's Worth Your Time (and Calories)A museum that's equal parts education and eye candy, with exhibits that feel more like art installations than static displays.Themed rooms that beg for photos. Kind of Instagram meets chocolate fantasy.A workshop that turns you from spectator to creator, with zero pressure and all the fun.Pro Tips from the Keeper of the Cocoa WisdomBook the workshop. Trust me, it's the cherry (or should I say, the hazelnut?) on top.Don't rush. This is the kind of place where you'll want to savor every room and maybe a sample or two.