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Die grosse Nacht des Blauburgunders
Die grosse Nacht des Blauburgunders
12.06.2026 - Bergtrotte Osterfingen
To mark the start of the Räbhüüsli festival, which will take place on 13 and 14 June, we are celebrating the great night of Pinot Noir.
An exclusive gala dinner with wine pairings will be offered at Bergtrotte Osterfingen, accompanied by insightful commentary from the winemaker himself on the different wines. An artist will provide entertainment for the evening with a variety of interludes.
The ‘Blauburgunderin of the Year’ or ‘Blauburgunder of the Year’ will also be awarded.
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Bergtrotte Osterfingen Trottenweg 38 8218 Osterfingen
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