Which wine to drink with a tartiflette ?

For true Alsatians (but also for everyone else), the cheese can easily be replaced by a good Munster from the valley. The tartiflette then becomes a "munstiflette," which is just as delicious and indulgent!

But what wine should you pair with a tartiflette or a munstiflette? We give you our selection of wines in this article.

What white wines go well with tartiflette?

The richness and indulgence of this dish call for a lively white wine with good acidity. To counter the heaviness of the cheese and awaken your taste buds, serve a white wine with great freshness and lightness.

Fresh, fruity, with a beautiful structure while retaining great freshness and minerality, a light Riesling or Sylvaner from Alsace will pair perfectly with tartiflette to bring out its aromas and dazzle your guests!

Tartiflette is often made according to the traditional Savoyard recipe, which includes a glass of white wine. You can choose a different wine to serve with your tartiflette, as long as it is an Alsace wine! Go for a Riesling or a Sylvaner from Les Chasseurs de Lune, or try our "Blanc Bec" cuvée (a dry white wine that's a subtle blend of three Alsatian grape varieties: Sylvaner, Riesling, and Pinot Gris) to bring out all the flavors of your tartiflette.