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Swiss wine at Geneva Airport
From 29 April to 26 May, Swiss Wine will have a stand in the duty-free area of Geneva Airport. Travellers will be able to find out more about Switzerland's wine regions, taste and purchase wines from different grape varieties, and meet winemakers.
Wine tasting with Swiss winemakers
Tastings will take place on site from Thursday to Monday. Winemakers from the following wineries will present an exclusive selection of their wines:
Cave de la Côte (Vaud)
Cave de Genève (Geneva)
Domaine Jean-René Germanier (Valais)
Maison Gilliard (Valais)
Rouvinez (Valais)
There will also be a competition for visitors at the stand. With a little luck, they could win a case of wine with a selection of Swiss wines.
More information
Duty Free
Lagardère Travel Retail
Geneva Airport
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