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The Great Night of Pinot Noir
The traditional Räbhüüs festival kicks off on 14 and 15 June with a very special event: the Great Night of Pinot Noir.
In the historic Osterfingen mountain wine press, food lovers can look forward to an exclusive gala dinner combining culinary delights with accompanying wines. The carefully selected wines from the Schaffhausen Pinot Noir region will be presented and explained by the winemakers themselves. A stylish atmosphere accompanied by an entertainment programme.
The highlight of the evening will be the presentation of the ‘Pinot Noir Winemaker of the Year’ award – a distinction for exceptional commitment. The Great Night of Pinot Noir promises an unforgettable experience celebrating regional wine culture, hospitality and living tradition – and kicks off an atmospheric weekend in beautiful Osterfingen.
Date
13 June
Time
6.30 p.m.
Price
CHF 139.-
More information
Bergtrotte Gastronomie AG
Trottenweg 38
8218 Osterfingen
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