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Wilchingen Wine Trail
The Wilchingen Wine Trail
11 June 2026 – Wilchingen
On the Thursday evening before the Räbhüüslifest, the main street in Wilchingen transforms into a delightful wine trail. Local winemakers present fine wines and delicious treats. Each stop invites you to taste and linger.
Collect stamps at all locations; completed cards enter a prize draw for wine hampers. The event is a collaboration between Gysel 175 Winery, Hedinger Winery & Cellars, Rötiberg Cellars, Wilchinger Bergwy and Christen Winery.
In the Schaffhausen Pinot Noir region, the Räbhüüslifest takes place on 13 and 14 June, coinciding with the grape blossom season. Blooming vineyards and open Räbhüüsli characterise the festival. In Hallau, Trasadingen and Osterfingen, regional wines and culinary specialities are offered in a cosy atmosphere, combining tradition, enjoyment and conviviality.
Opening hours
17:00 – 22:00
Admission
Free
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Haupstrasse
8217 Wilchingen
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