We want to become the best-known wine brand in the Netherlands. We have the strategy, the place and the team, but our plan only works with sufficient funding. Click through to the investment page now and invest in Chateau Amsterdam starting at 250 euros.
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Making wine in the city when there is no grape vine in sight, how do you do it? By working with farmers from all over Europe, we bring different grape varieties, countries and styles together under one roof. This allows us to innovate and experiment with new flavors and experiences.
By moving the grapes instead of the wine, you can experience up close how wine is made. Our winery is equipped with steel tanks, a lab, amforae, concrete tanks and wooden barrels. There are few styles or techniques we can't employ here. A feast for the winemaker.
We work only with fruit from carefully selected partners throughout Europe. Farmers, families and entrepreneurs who care for their land, the plants, the harvest and their people. Over the years, our farmers have become part of the Chateau family.
At our wine tasting, come taste 5 of our signature wines while looking out over the barrels and tanks from which the wines emerged.
Our kitchen has created a seasonal menu, perfect paired with a good glass of wine, made 50 yards from where you sit.
Something approachable, great gourmet, or an exciting tasting package - we have it all. Award-winning wines from Amsterdam.
From Central Station
⛴️ Take the ferry from CS to IJ Square or Buiksloterweg; from here it's just under 10 minutes by bike. If the sun is shining and you enjoy a walk, this is also an excellent option. Ⓜ️ Take metro 52 (North-South line) and get off at Noorderpark; from this metro station it is only a 10-minute walk.
By bicycle
🚲 If you're biking past CS, check the instructions above. If coming from Amsterdam-East, you can take the ferry from Azartplein to Zamenhofstraat (only 300 meters from chateau).
From the highway
🚗 We are also easily accessible by car, via the IJ tunnel from the city center or via the s116 from the A10. Take the exit to s118, turn left towards Johan van Hasseltweg, cross the traffic circle and you're there!
