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Les Petites Arvines de Fully in Zurich
In the unique and relaxed atmosphere of Zurich, discover the Petite Arvine de Fully, the iconic white wine from the Valais, which is enjoying ever-growing popularity!
The winemakers of “Les Petites Arvines de Fully” welcome you on Monday, March 24, 2025 at the Restaurant LaSalle to present the diversity of their terroir. You are warmly invited to an animated tasting session, a personal exchange with winemakers and wine experts from the Sommelier Association of German-speaking Switzerland, and a dinner that will be entirely dedicated to this iconic grape variety!
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Restaurant LaSalle
Schiffbaustrasse 4
8005 Zürich
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