KaiserHerbst 2026 Unites Wine, Food and Culture in a Month-Long Festival

Ashley Greene•

17.06.2026• 1 Min.

KaiserHerbst 2026 brings enjoyment to Kaiserstuhl & Tuniberg from October 10

KaiserHerbst 2026 Unites Wine, Food and Culture in a Month-Long Festival

KaiserHerbst 2026 will bring a month-long celebration of wine, food, and culture to the Kaiserstuhl and Tuniberg regions. The festival runs from Saturday, October 10 to Sunday, November 8, showcasing the best of local traditions and landscapes. Nearly 100 events will take place across the area, blending wine tastings with guided hikes, concerts, and gourmet evenings. Over 100 wineries will participate, offering visitors a chance to sample volcanic and loess wines unique to Kaiserstuhl.

Highlights include tractor rides through vineyards, regional gourmet nights, and cultural performances such as a version of 'Dinner for One' in Alemannic dialect. The organisers promise a programme that reflects the authentic, personal atmosphere of the region between the Black Forest and Alsace.

The full schedule of activities will be released by the organisers closer to the event. KaiserHerbst 2026 will feature wine, cuisine, culture, and nature in a single festival. Visitors can expect a diverse programme with nearly 100 events. The organisers aim to publish the complete details in the coming months.

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