Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Maisprach from the En Primeur Club guide.
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Maisprach, Switzerland
A small family wine farm in Maisprach, Andrea und Peter Strübin-Lichtin belongs to Basel-Landschaft’s direct-from-farm wine culture rather than the polished tasting-room circuit. Expect a rural, appointment-led format, estate-grounded Baselland varieties, and a portfolio shaped around Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and Gutedel, with Urs Jauslin named as cellarer and producer of the wines.
Maisprach, Switzerland
Genossenschaft Syydebändel is a small Baselland AOC wine cooperative in Maisprach, built around 12 member growers from six nearby villages. Its appeal lies less in estate theatre than in a rural Swiss model of shared vineyard work, with Pinot Noir documented among its wines and a quiet, functional village setting.
Maisprach, Switzerland
Markus & Bernadette Graf is a small family-run winery and farm in Maisprach, working within the Baselland AOC and centered on direct-sale Baselbieter wines. The draw is the rural Hof Langacher setting: quiet vineyard and garden views, a down-to-earth farm-shop tasting format, and a scale that suits travelers who want Swiss wine without resort-style staging.
Maisprach, Switzerland
Sunneberg Imhof-Jäggi is a small, farm-direct winery in Maisprach with a quiet vineyard identity and a focus on Pinot Noir from the Sonnenberg. The appeal is scale: a 4.55-are parcel, organic farming, cash sales, and an appointment-only format that suits visitors interested in local Swiss wine rather than polished tasting-room theatre.
Maisprach, Switzerland
Talhof is a small Maisprach farm-winery where the wine story is inseparable from mixed agriculture: 1.2 hectares of vines within a 26-hectare holding that also includes cattle, arable farming, and high-trunk cherry trees. The appeal is rural scale rather than trophy polish, with Pinot noir, Pinot gris, Sauvignon blanc, and Cabernet Dorsa giving the farm its compact wine vocabulary.
Maisprach, Switzerland
Urs Imhof Weinbau is a small countryside winery and event space in Maisprach, built around estate wine service, a rustic farm-and-barn setting, and gatherings rather than large-scale cellar tourism. The draw is scale: a 60m² room for 12–50 people, casual dress, appointment-only visits, and a quiet rural format suited to private tastings, apéro-style occasions, and family celebrations.
Maisprach, Switzerland
Weinterrasse Hasimatt is a terrace-led wine hospitality address in Maisprach, framed by village and vineyard views rather than a formal cellar-tour narrative. The appeal is strongest for a relaxed outdoor meal with local wine context, mid-range pricing, conversational atmosphere, and a setting that makes the surrounding Basel-Landschaft countryside part of the experience.
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