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La Glareyarde VINEA
VINEA Le Salon 2026 will open in a convivial atmosphere with a luncheon featuring a Glareyarde fondue accompanied by award-winning wines from the competitions organised by VINEA, which will be in the spotlight for the occasion.
The ticket includes:
- An aperitif
- The Glareyarde menu
- Dessert
- Unlimited award-winning wines
Practical information
- Friday 13 November 2026 from 11.30 am to 5.30 pm in a covered marquee on the Place de la Plaine Bellevue in Sierre
- The ticket also includes entry to the Fair on Saturday 14 November from 10.00 to 20.00
- Vegetarian menu available on request (please specify in the ‘comments’ section at the end of the booking)
- Access and parking: 3 minutes’ walk from Sierre railway station. No on-site parking; paid public car park nearby (station car park)
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