Top 4 Cheese Tastings in Germany

1.Harbor Cruise with Wine and Cheese

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 795 reviews · 1h 30m · from $49Our pick

90-minute Hamburg harbor cruise with 3 glasses of wine, local cheese and crackers, and live German commentary on Speicherstadt and landmarks.

“When we went it was only offered in German and being English speaking we couldn't understand what sights he was pointing out or any factoids he may have given. But the wait staff was wonderfully helpful and the length of the tour was more then expected. the wine and cheese offered were very good. Overall a nice relaxing event.”

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2.Nippes: Gourmet wine tasting with cheese platter

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 26 reviews · 4 hours · from $76

4-hour French wine and cheese tasting in Cologne-Nippes at Le Caveau, with crémant, whites, rosé, reds, and expert German guidance.

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3.Berlin Wall Wine Tasting: Cold War History and Wine & Cheese

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 9 reviews · 2 hours · from $97Top rated

Sip six German wines with Cold War stories, starting at the Berlin Wall for a sparkling toast, then pairing with cheese in Mitte.

“Really nice evening. wine was excellent, Lukas was a great host, and the group was fun. Exactly what we were hoping for”

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4.Nippes: Cheese and wine with champagne and Grand Cru

★★★★★★★★★★4.1 · 8 reviews · 4 hours - 270 minutes · from $93

A 4-hour Cologne-Nippes wine and cheese tasting, starting with champagne and ending with a Grand Cru, guided in German.

“We were very lucky with the good weather, so the tasting could take place in the courtyard. Excellent wines and nice stories/anecdotes by the owner of the shop. We were served 9 almost full glasses of wine, not smaller measurements for tasting, so be prepared ;) Also, be aware it is all in German, not a tasting catered to foreign tourists. We managed because we can understand German, far better than we can speak it. Would not advise this experience if you're not comfortable with at least some conversational German/intermediate understanding of the language.”

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