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Wine & Culinary Delights: Kastanienbaum Vineyard
Experience an exciting evening with excellent wines from the Central Swiss winemaking duo Kevin Studer and Denis Koch of the Kastanienbaum Vineyard (LU).
The renowned Kastanienbaum vineyard, run by winemaking duo Kevin Studer and Denis Koch, is known for its artful excellence and sustainable winemaking. With great attention to detail and the conviction that origin is a promise, they create wines that reflect the unique character of the region around Lake Lucerne. Each bottle tells a story – quiet, authentic and unforgettable.
Date
15 May 2025
Time of the event
18:30
Admission fee for the event
152 CHF
including a 4-course menu, wine pairing and water
More information
Boutique-Hotel Schlüssel
Oberdorfstrasse 26
Beckenried (Nidwalden)
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