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Swiss Wine Days
The Swiss Wine Days in the Markthalle Basel are a small, exquisite wine salon. Here, Swiss winemakers present their crus in an urban setting to an interested and inspired audience.
A selection of 27 vineyards from all Swiss wine-producing regions will be presented to an interested audience. The selection is personally influenced and takes into account winemakers who press their own grapes and produce their products mainly by hand. The relaxed atmosphere and the proximity to the producers have characterised the Swiss Wine Days since their inception in 2014.
Date of the event
Thursday, 20 February 2025, 3pm to 9pm
Friday, 21 February 2025, 3pm to 9pm
Admission
CHF 15
More information
Markthalle Basel
Steinentorberg 20
4051 Basel
Pretium
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