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Schengen arrives, customs remains the same

12/12/2008 by Ellen Wallace

St Prex, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – Switzerland officially becomes part of the Schengen Area today. To celebrate, and as a reminder that customs officers are still at the borders, GenevaLunch has revised its popular guide, How to make it happily through Swiss customs. (Ed. note: Details on Swiss customs and Schengen 2008, from the federal government). […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: cusstoms, EU, European Union, Geneva Airport, Schengen, sports, Switzerland, travel

Snowy blanket now for the onions and garlic

06/12/2008 by Ellen Wallace

We’ve had a metre or so of fresh snow, falling slow and steady. It makes the perfect blanket for my onions and garlic, happily snug on the slope, above the swing, which won’t get much use for several weeks, I think. It’s also very good for the raspberry canes at the top of the slope, […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: Alps, mountains, snow, Switzerland, Valais

Passport controls at road borders disappear 1 December

26/11/2008 by Ellen Wallace

Switzerland (24 Heures, Fre) – The next step in Switzerland’s gradual move into the Schengen region comes 1 December, when passport controls at road borders will end, although customs officials point out that checks for merchandise will continue.

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: airports, Cointrin, Schengen, sports, Switzerland, travel

Wine world: make way for women!

27/06/2008 by Ellen Wallace

Founex, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – The world of wine, take notice: women have arrived. This is the clear message that came out of the annual general meeting Friday of International Associated Women in Wine, who compiled what appears to be the first-ever survey of women about their wine buying and consumption habits. National surveys were relatively […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: female wine makers, Founex, Switzerland

When the blind lead the blind to a glass

03/09/2007 by Ellen Wallace

Photo: Had we been able to see our wine it would have looked a bit like this. Six journalists lined up inside the Town Hall of Sierre, Valais Sunday to do a truly blind wine tasting. We put our left arms on the shoulders of the people in front of us, someone closed a pair […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: blind, colour, in the dark, Pinot Noir, Sierre, Switzerland, wine, wine-tasting

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