• Skip to content

Ellen's Wine World

SWISS ⁺ WINE ⁺ TRAVELS

Header Right

  • Home
    • Ellen Wallace profile
    • Portfolio
    • About: Swiss wine blog
  • Blog
    • News
    • Wineries
    • Food & dining
    • Travels
    • Garden & nature
    • Uncork now
    • Vineglorious! Swiss wine book
  • Book
    • Media Reviews
    • Index
  • Subscribe

Search Results for: Swiss Wine Week

Paw the hoof and lock the horns: the race is on for Queen of the Cows title

23/04/2012 by Ellen Wallace

Finals are just 2 weeks away and Valais’s finest Alpine cows show their stuff in Mollens arena GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – You know spring is here when Swiss cows begin to fight (tourism office schedule) and the crowds stream in from all corners of the country to watch them. Cool weather at 900 metres in Mollens, […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: Alpine pastures, Alps, arenas, canton Valais, elimination rounds, Furibonde, Mollens, Queen of the Cows, sports, spring, Swiss fighting cows, Val d'Herens breed

Spring cleaning in vineyards: growers go after tiny mites

25/03/2012 by Ellen Wallace

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – Mites are back, thanks to global warming, and that’s not good news for winelovers. Cheer on those growers out among the vines in coming weeks, as they go after the cheeky little pests who party in hordes and destroy young growth on vines. The problem is that mites love dry, hot summers, […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: ACW, Agroscope Changins-Wädenswil, global warming, grapevines, insecticides, pesticides, pests, predators, Swiss federal agricultural research station, Switzerland, Valais

Beaujolais Nouveau, still young and blushing deeply at 60!

17/11/2011 by Ellen Wallace

Beaujolais Nouveau, a marketing ploy that worked, turns 60 today GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – Sixty years ago you had to be in France to get a glass of Beaujolais Nouveau, the light Gamay with notes of strawberries and raspberries that hits the streets of France every year in November. It was sold, in those good old […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: 60 years old, Beaujolais, Domaine des Bruyeres, gimmick, history, Macon, marketing ploy, Nicolas Durand, qualty, Saint Amour

Restaurants in Geneva open on Sunday night

11/04/2010 by Ellen Wallace

Lai Thai Lai Thai is in an elegant setting. The owner went to Swiss hotel school, so you are always greeted like a king or queen and the service is impeccable. A wide range of Northern Thai dishes you don’t ordinarily find in hole-in-the-wall type Thai restaurants, such as the special Thai rice and fish […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: asian, Dining, Geneva, Indian restaurant, Italian restaurant, Lake Geneva region, Lyonnais restaurant, Open Sunday, Open Sunday night, Pizza restaurant, Restaurant guide, restaurants, Restaurants with terraces, suisse, Switzerland, Thai restaurant, Vietnamese restaurant

Want to eat in an igloo? Go to Cookie in Gryon

02/01/2010 by Ellen Wallace

I was the first to review David and Anna Jewell’s gem of a restaurant when it opened last November 2008 in Australian fusion cuisine comes to Vaud: Cookie! David and Anna were so thrilled that they sent a copy of the review back home to all their friends and family in Australia. I discovered this […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: brunch, canton Vaud, David and Anna Jewell, Dining, Fondue and raclette, fusion cuisine, Igloo, Lake Geneva, Miroir d'Argentine, mountains, restaurant, Restaurant reviews, restaurants, Restaurants with terraces, Swiss, Switzerland, terrace, traditional Swiss cooking, view, Villars-gr, Villars-Gryon

  • « Previous Page
  • Page 1
  • …
  • Page 62
  • Page 63
  • Page 64
  • Page 65
  • Page 66
  • …
  • Page 68
  • Next Page »
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • Flickr
  • RSS
  • Privacy
  • Archives
  • Admin log-in

Copyright © 2025 · Parallax Pro on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in