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Roadshow des vins neuchâtelois
Roadshow
From 23 to 27 March 2026
Neuchâtel winegrowers will present their wines at exclusive tastings in five Swiss cities. Each winemaker will offer up to six wines from their range.
Neuchâtel Vins et Terroir will have a stand where you can discover the flavours of our region.
Admission to the tasting is CHF 15, including a glass that you can keep as a souvenir, and if you purchase CHF 100 worth of wine, your admission fee will be refunded!
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Neuchâtel – Vins et Terroir
Route de l’Aurore 4
2053 Cernier
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