Rolly Gassmann is a wine estate on the Alsace Wine Route, where tradition meets modern architecture. During a personal visit and wine tasting, I photographed the estate from its old cellar with giant oak casks to the light-filled tasting hall, with its tree-shaped wooden columns and panoramic views over the vineyards. 
I focused on natural light, the textures of wood, glass and stone, and the calm rhythm of the landscape in spring, to capture the atmosphere of the place rather than just the bottle on the table. The result is a quiet, warm visual story about wine, place and time.
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Persoonlijk project bij wijndomein Rolly Gassmann aan de Elzasser wijnroute: het proeflokaal, de wijngaarden en de wijn, in natuurlijk licht.
Rolly Gassmann Pinot Noir with a glass of red wine in the tasting room
Tasting room with panoramic windows over the Alsace plain
Tree-shaped wooden columns in the Rolly Gassmann tasting hall
Curved glass facade of the Rolly Gassmann wine estate
Modern winery building above the village church on the Alsace Wine Route
Bottle of Alsace white wine and a glass on a wooden table
Fossil ammonites on a wooden bench by the window, winery interior
	Alsace vineyards and village church through spring blossom
Old oak wine casks in the Rolly Gassmann cellar

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