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Neuchâtel Wines Roadshow
Neuchâtel Vins et Terroir invites you to discover the world of Neuchâtel wines. During a roadshow through German-speaking Switzerland, Neuchâtel winemakers will present their wines at exclusive wine tastings in five cities. The producers will offer up to six wines from their range, including the famous Neuchâtel Non Filtré.
Admission to the wine tasting costs CHF 10, including a glass that you can keep as a souvenir. If you buy CHF 50 worth of wine, the entrance fee will be refunded.
The roadshow cities
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Neuchâtel – Vins et Terroir
Route de l’Aurore 4
2053 Cernier
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