Where is the best place for wine tasting around here? preferably inexpensive
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where to go for wine tasting
Mar 5, 2015 @ 20:28
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Where is the best place for wine tasting around here? preferably inexpensive
Becca WMar 5, 2015 @ 20:28
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Mar 5, 2015 @ 20:36
Hello to you too and welcome to the forums...
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Mar 5, 2015 @ 21:01
Hi! Right now you may go to free Denner tasting in planeta Charmille shopping mall - till the end of this week
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Hi! Right now you may go to free Denner tasting in planeta Charmille shopping mall - till the end of this week
Liubov D, Mar 5, 2015 @ 21:01
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Mar 5, 2015 @ 21:14
Try Movenpick Wines in Meyrin - I think a lady called Kat runs tastings pretty often. We also go to
http://vinothequeduleman.com/en in St Genis for all our wines. they also have tastings most weekends
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Try Movenpick Wines in Meyrin - I think a lady called Kat runs tastings pretty often. We also go to
http://vinothequeduleman.com/en in St Genis for all our wines. they also have tastings most weekends
Jeffery S, Mar 5, 2015 @ 21:14
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Mar 6, 2015 @ 09:50
The delicatessen at Globus runs very good wine tasting evenings, about every 1 or 2 months. Ive been to two and was impressed, evenings have a theme (grape or region) and knowledgeable experts.
Sam
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The delicatessen at Globus runs very good wine tasting evenings, about every 1 or 2 months. Ive been to two and was impressed, evenings have a theme (grape or region) and knowledgeable experts.
Sam
Woodhouse Carpentry & Custom Furniture
www.wood-house.ch
SamW, Mar 6, 2015 @ 09:50
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Mar 6, 2015 @ 13:47
Hi. Weel, when you say around here I don't really know what you mean, but in Nyon, 15min from Geneva, there are 2 wine bars, with a lot of choice, and lots of good good wines. the best one is called the Winemoon. and the other one is Barawine&More... Both of them, are really really good, and every month they open new bottles, so you can taste on glass always new brands... ;)
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Hi. Weel, when you say around here I don't really know what you mean, but in Nyon, 15min from Geneva, there are 2 wine bars, with a lot of choice, and lots of good good wines. the best one is called the Winemoon. and the other one is Barawine&More... Both of them, are really really good, and every month they open new bottles, so you can taste on glass always new brands... ;)
Carlos B, Mar 6, 2015 @ 13:47
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Mar 17, 2015 @ 16:49
Hi Becca - I'm the Kat Jeffrey was talking about. (Hi Jeffrey! and thanks Karolina!)
I run wine courses and wine tastings. We have wine courses, wine and cooking classes, and wine events every month that you can check out here: wiine.me/wine-tasting/
We have a few types of events:
Wine Lovers Apero - a different bar each month, 6 wines to taste, & nibbles. No real 'education' component. 30 chf
Wine Courses - a different theme each time (Cab Sauvs from around the world, Sparkling wines, etc.) - 6 wines - appetizers - a fun class where people learn about the different regions, how to taste wine like a sommelier, where you discover your pallete, etc. - 89 chf
Wine & Cooking courses - a private cooking lesson of a 3 course meal with a chef and a guided wine tasting with a sommelier. You get a cooking course, a wine class, and a 3 course meal. 159 chf
Hope to see you soon over a glass of wine!
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Hi Becca - I'm the Kat Jeffrey was talking about. (Hi Jeffrey! and thanks Karolina!)
I run wine courses and wine tastings. We have wine courses, wine and cooking classes, and wine events every month that you can check out here: wiine.me/wine-tasting/
We have a few types of events:
Wine Lovers Apero - a different bar each month, 6 wines to taste, & nibbles. No real 'education' component. 30 chf
Wine Courses - a different theme each time (Cab Sauvs from around the world, Sparkling wines, etc.) - 6 wines - appetizers - a fun class where people learn about the different regions, how to taste wine like a sommelier, where you discover your pallete, etc. - 89 chf
Wine & Cooking courses - a private cooking lesson of a 3 course meal with a chef and a guided wine tasting with a sommelier. You get a cooking course, a wine class, and a 3 course meal. 159 chf
Hope to see you soon over a glass of wine!
Kat M, Mar 17, 2015 @ 16:49
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Mar 17, 2015 @ 22:44
Next Friday 20th march here will be an open and free degustation in Tartegnin Famile Munier from 15&00
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Next Friday 20th march here will be an open and free degustation in Tartegnin Famile Munier from 15&00
Liubov D, Mar 17, 2015 @ 22:44
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Mar 18, 2015 @ 09:09
Caves Ouvertes, 30st May, in the villages around Geneva.
http://www.geneva.info/events/open-wineries/
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Caves Ouvertes, 30st May, in the villages around Geneva.
http://www.geneva.info/events/open-wineries/
SWISS, Mar 18, 2015 @ 09:09
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