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Dole x Petite Arvine in Stickerei
Thursday, November 6, 2025 at the Stickerei Bar in St. Gallen
Wine tasting meets street art - 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
In November, Swiss Wine Valais is organizing three events in the city of St. Gallen. But what is Dôle x Petite Arvine? It's discovering two iconic wines from four different wineries while enjoying artistic and musical performances.
Tasting
Eight Valais wines to taste, ranging from the finesse of Petite Arvine, a native white grape variety, to the elegance of Dôle, a traditional red blend.
Wineries present: Jean-René Germanier, Domaines Chevaliers, Domaine des Crêtes, Serge Roh
Art battle
Two Swiss artists, Tomtom and Phist, will create a live painting inspired by the evening's flagship wines: Petite Arvine and Dôle.
Music
Andreï Bykov, hockey legend and former Fribourg Gottéron forward, has reinvented himself as a DJ and will be spinning records to set the mood.
Other dates
> November 13, 2025 @OYA Bar
> November 20, 2025 @Kult Bar
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