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Swiss Wine at FOOD ZURICH 2025 – experience diversity in a glass
When everything revolves around cuisine in Zurich from 12 to 22 June 2025, Swiss Wine will be right in the thick of things: as the new official partner of FOOD ZURICH, Swiss Wine will be bringing Switzerland's diverse wine landscape right into the heart of the city. With two exclusive wine bars, Swiss Wine will be presenting itself in this form for the first time at the festival – a fitting start to a partnership that combines enjoyment and diversity.
Swiss wine impresses with its diversity
Visitors can look forward to a range of wines that reflects the entire spectrum of Swiss viticulture: sparkling wines, elegant white wines, fruity rosés, characterful red wines and alcohol-free alternatives.
Each of the more than 250 grape varieties grown in Switzerland tells a story: of sun-drenched vineyards, dedicated winemakers and the unique terroirs of Switzerland's six wine-growing regions. The wine bars invite visitors to discover new flavours and gain insights into the Swiss wine identity.
Over 100 events
FOOD ZURICH celebrates its tenth anniversary in 2025 – a milestone for the festival, which has established itself as a showcase for Swiss culinary culture. Over 100 events provide a stage for culinary innovation, craftsmanship and sustainable enjoyment. The festival centre on Europaallee will become a meeting place for wine lovers, restaurateurs, producers, and explorers.
For a vibrant wine culture
With its presence, Swiss Wine aims not only to showcase the diversity and quality of local wines, but also to strengthen the importance of Swiss viticulture in a culinary context. Participation in FOOD ZURICH underlines the commitment to regional products, sustainable cultivation methods and the promotion of a vibrant wine culture.
Whether enjoying a glass of wine in the wine bar, chatting with sommeliers or taking part in one of the many tastings, visitors to FOOD ZURICH 2025 can look forward to some delightful moments. Swiss Wine invites you on a journey of discovery through Switzerland's diverse wines – a feast for the senses, embedded in one of Europe's most important food festivals.
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