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The Mutigny winegrower's trail takes you on a walk through the vineyards. Admire the Champagne landscape from the top of Mutigny, the highest village on the Montagne de Reims, at an altitude of 240 m. The guided tour is done with love and perfect knowledge of the local terroir. This fun and educational tour along a 2.2 km loop is marked out by 12 thematic stations that tell the story of the work of the vine, the climate, the Champagne appellation... The 1.5 hour walk ends with a champagne tasting and a lunch in the heart of the vineyards.

Located in Lautenbach, in the town of Wasserbourg, the Boenlesgrab Mountain Inn is a true gem nestled in the heart of the forest. Offering breathtaking views of the Florival and Munster valleys, this gastronomic establishment is run by chef Christophe Ruolt, who has a proven track record in prestigious restaurants such as the Auberge de l'Ill. The cuisine on offer is authentic and varied, adapting to the seasons. Dishes are prepared with care and finesse, and the menu offers a selection of tasty specialties. The inn also boasts a terrace with a magnificent view over the Alsace plain. Whether you choose to dine in or take away, the Auberge de montagne Boenlesgrab is sure to delight the taste buds of all food lovers.

A phone call is welcome, allowing guests to free themselves to get better. Yvette tells us about the exploitation and its range. Discover raw champagne or half-dry that assembles 60% of Chardonnay and 40% of Pinot Noir, and also rosé raw champagne and raw raw.