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Wine Cellar Open Days: New Wine Feast
Open Cellars: New Wine Feast
1 and 2 May – Cressier
Welcome to Cressier, in the heart of the Entre-deux-Lacs region, for the village’s cellar openings during the New Wine Feast. Many wine-growing villages celebrate the grape harvest, but here we raise our glasses to the new vintage. Discover Cressier’s wines in the morning at the village’s various cellars and continue the day at the feast, where numerous stalls await you. Enjoy the tastings.
Event price
CHF 15.- including a complimentary glass
Event times
10.00 am to 12.00 pm
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