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Schaffhausen Tavolata
Schaffhausen Tavolata
Enjoy a balmy summer evening amongst the vines and embark on a culinary journey through the Schaffhausen region at a long table. A cosy evening with informal dining groups amidst the vineyards creates a special atmosphere.
In the style of a traditional Tavolata, a variety of dishes and drinks are served directly at the tables, allowing guests to help themselves as they please. The Tavolata is accompanied by selected wines from the Schaffhausen Pinot Noir region. Food and drink are served à discrétion.
Wineries represented at the event:
- aagne weingut, Hallau
- Christen Weine, Wilchingen
- Hedinger Weingut & Kellerei, Wilchingen
- Trotte Löhningen
- Sonnengut-Weine, Trasadingen
Date
- 20 August 2026
Time
- 7 pm
Price
- CHF 142
More information
aagne weingut
Oberwiesenstrasse 47
8215 Hallau
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