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Wine tavolata
Experience a wine dinner surrounded by vineyards in full growth. A wine tavolata consists of long or short tables set up in the vineyard alleys. Alternatively, they can be set up above, below or overlooking the vines.
As a guest, you can enjoy a multi-course meal. You will be offered an authentic experience in the place where the wine and other products are made.
Get to know the winegrowing families and their wines. Learn interesting facts about the vines, the location and the grape varieties. Bon appétit and cheers!
The event will take place in all weather conditions. However, in case of rain, it will be organised so that no one gets wet.
Event dates
02.08.2025: Weinbau Hartmann AG, Remigen
23.08.2025: Rutishauser-Divino/Rebstation Hallau // Weingut Schloss Teufen
29.08.2025: WeinGut Zuber, Rudolfingen
30 August 2025: WeinGut Zuber, Rudolfingen // Cantina Settemaggio, Giornico
6 September 2025: Sandra Baumann’s Weingemeinschaft, Wil ZH // Weingut Lindenhof, Osterfingen
Time of the event
Starts at 5 p.m.
Admission
Depending on the venue, the cost is between 70 and 120 Swiss francs per person.
More information
Branchenverband Deutschschweizer Wein
Meierhofstasse 1
8820 Wädenswil
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