Swiss wine tastings
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Fribourg-style Aperitif Dinner
The epicurean must? Eating in the cellar.
With friends, family or colleagues, any occasion is good for a delicious moment out of time. If you’re a lover of good food, this is the place to be! You’ll leave delighted by the enchanting harmony of flavours.
- 5 wine tasting
- Vineyard visit
- Visit the cellar
- Reviewed
- Homemade Vully cake
- Cold dinner platter
- Reservation required
- 90 minutes
- CHF 39.00 per person
Vulliérain Aperitif
The place to be for discerning gourmets. Vully means Vully cake. The perfect accompaniment to this guided tasting of 4 wines, with a visit to the cellar and vineyards. Make a reservation, you’re in for a treat, whether sweet or savoury. It’s the typical aperitif of the region that’s waiting for you!
- 4 wines tasting
- Vineyard visit
- Visit the cellar
- Reviewed
- Homemade Vully cake
- Reservation required
- 75 minutes
- CHF 24.00 per person
Tavolata in the vineyards
The symbol of conviviality par excellence!
This Italian expression refers to a table gathered for a good meal. Now imagine it in our vineyards, in the heart of Vully, with this magnificent view of Lake Morat… We welcome you to our land, for an unforgettable experience around good products to taste. All accompanied by wine, of course 😉
- 6 wines tasting
- Reviewed
- Visit to the vineyards
- Homemade Vully cake
- Meals to suit your tastes
- Reservation required
- 150 minutes
- CHF 99.00 per person
- Min 8 persons
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A wine journey through Switzerland
Swiss wine tasting is often seen as an oenological journey through picturesque landscapes and lush vineyards. Each of Switzerland’s wine-growing regions, whether Valais, Vaud, Ticino or Geneva, has unique characteristics that are reflected in the wines it produces.
Exploring the Swiss wine regions
When we talk about Swiss wines, we often hear of wines from the Valais, a region known for its ideal climate and fertile soils that produce robust red wines and delicate whites. Moving westwards, we discover the Vaud region with its emblematic grape varieties such as Chasselas. Ticino, with its Mediterranean climate, is renowned for its red wines, especially those made from Merlot (Cédric Guillod’s favorite).
The wealth of Swiss grape varieties
Switzerland is also known for the diversity of its grape varieties. Chasselas, Pinot Noir and Merlot are among the best-known, but a Swiss wine tasting also gives you the chance to discover lesser-known but equally fascinating indigenous varieties such as Traminer, Gaïa or Freiburger.
Learn and appreciate Swiss wine tasting
Wine tasting is an art that combines knowledge and appreciation. Taking part in a Swiss wine tasting under the guidance of an expert will help you learn to recognise the different aromas and flavours, and understand how terroir and vinification influence the final profile of the wine.
Workshops and tasting courses
Many Swiss wineries and cellars offer wine-tasting workshops and courses for all levels. These educational sessions teach the basics of wine tasting, from recognising aromas to understanding winemaking techniques. At Cave Guillod, you’ll be amazed by the different options we offer!
Themed tastings and wine events
Themed tastings and wine events are also organised throughout the year, offering the opportunity to discover specific wines or to celebrate Swiss wine traditions. Swiss wine tasting is an enriching adventure that allows you to explore the country’s wine heritage, learn in a fun way and enjoy wines of exceptional quality. Whether you’re a wine lover or a seasoned oenophile, Swiss wine tastings will provide you with memorable moments and a deeper appreciation of the art of Swiss winemaking. We look forward to welcoming you!
