Distillery G. MICLO
Distillerie G. Miclo: A Taste of Alsace
Discover the art of Alsatian distillation at Distillerie G. Miclo, a family-run distillery crafting award-winning eaux-de-vie, liqueurs, and whiskies since 1962 in the heart of Lapoutroie.
Nestled in the heart of the Welche region in Lapoutroie, France, Distillerie G. Miclo offers a captivating journey into the world of Alsatian spirits. This family-run distillery, established in 1962, has garnered numerous awards for its high-quality eaux-de-vie, liqueurs, and Alsatian whiskies. Visitors can explore the distillery's history and production processes through guided tours, witnessing firsthand the distillation techniques and barrel aging secrets. The experience culminates in a tasting session, allowing guests to savor the distinct flavors of Miclo's creations. With its rich heritage and dedication to quality, Distillerie G. Miclo provides an authentic and immersive glimpse into the region's distilling traditions, making it a worthwhile stop for those seeking a taste of Alsace.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Driving
From Colmar, take the RD415 towards Lapoutroie. The distillery is located at the entrance of the village on the right. Free parking is available on-site for cars and coaches.
Public Transport
From Colmar, take a regional train (TER) to Turckheim or Walbach. From either station, take a taxi or ride-share to Distillerie Miclo in Lapoutroie. The taxi fare will be approximately €20-€30. Alternatively, consider the MOBILI'VAL on-demand transport service in the Kaysersberg Valley, booking in advance is required, and costs €6 per trip.
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