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BioVino: Swiss Organic and Natural Wine Fair
BioVino is the leading event for organic wines in Switzerland. The fair aims to offer consumers a high-quality tasting experience so they can make informed choices and discover outstanding wines. BioVino also serves as a resource for organic producers. With around 40 stands dedicated to organic viticulture and wines, we enable wine lovers to discover Switzerland's organic wine treasures.
With over 40 stands dedicated to viticulture, organic wines and natural wines, this fair allows consumers to discover the wine treasures of our country. Tastings, wine sales, catering, performances and exhibitions.
Event dates
Saturday, 29 November 2025, from 10 a.m.
Sunday, 30 November 2025, from 10 a.m.
Admission
CHF 15 / day
More information
Espace Amaretto
Rue de Genève 97 B
1004 Lausanne
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