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Discover wine-related things to see and do in Switzerland.

Grape leaves on Trail, Image by A. Haenni

Interested in tasting wines at Ticino wineries? How about hiking with a St. Bernard through Valais vineyards? From mainstream to unusual, here's a collection of links for travelers interested in Swiss wine.

1. Walk with St. Bernard Dogs through Valais Vineyards

Read more: 15 ways to explore the world of Swiss wine

Published 27 May 2010 in Swiss Wine Travel and Lifestyle - Wine Touring

Written by Virginia

 

Viticulture Museum, Au, Lake Zurich, SwitzerlandIt’s rare to describe a museum as “welcoming”, but the Viticulture Museum is welcoming. Located on the peninsula Au (near Wädenswil) on Lake Zürich, the Viticulture Museum is both a museum and a focal point for people interested in Swiss wine and wine making. It offers both a historical perspective as well as addressing changes confronting Swiss winemakers today. On the day I visited they held a demonstration of barrel making, which is an endangered craft: there are currently three barrel makers in Switzerland and only one apprentice.

Read more: Weinbaumuseum am Zürichsee (Viticulture Museum)

Published 21 October 2008 in Swiss Wine Travel and Lifestyle - Wine Touring

Written by Alan Haenni

 

Discover the wineries and vineyards in Ticino. These "Wine Roads" of take you over hills and through ancient villages to experience the local traditions, architecture and stunning landscapes...plus the wine of course.

Various itinararies are available: Bellinzonese to the upper valley, Mendrisiotto, Locarnese, Malcantone, Magadino plain to Blenio valley

Published 06 June 2008 in Swiss Wine Travel and Lifestyle - Wine Touring

Written by Alan Haenni