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How the cantons fare: finalists in the Swiss wine competition

23/08/2012 by Ellen Wallace

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – The Grand Prix du Vin Suisse, while not a competition that pits one canton against another, serves as a kind of register for how well wines from the six main wine regions fared against those from other parts of the country. The 2012 distribution of Swiss wine finalists by region and canton […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: Basel, cantons, Fribourg, Geneva, Gruabuenden, Neuchatel, Ticino, Valais, Vaud, wine regions, Zurich

Ticino gets honours: 2010 Swiss Winemaker of the Year (update)

28/10/2010 by Ellen Wallace

New edition of Swiss Wine Guide launched Update 23:45  Bern, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – And the winner is: Meinrad Perler, named the best winemaker in Switzerland for 2010! The news was announced Thursday evening, 28 October at a gala event and dinner for the world of Swiss wines, the award ceremony for the Grand Prix du […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: Agriloro, Arzo, Grand Prix du Vin Suisse competition, Meinrad Perler, red wine, Swiss Wine Guide 2011-2012, Swiss Winemaker of the Year, Switzerland, Ticino, Vinea Association, Vinissimo Prize, Vinum wine review, wine

Historic moment underground at the Gotthard, tunnelers to meet

15/10/2010 by Ellen Wallace

Geneva, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – The TV cameras will be whirring away as a group of men shake hands and probably wipe away tears nearly two kilometres below ground, but the event this time is not trapped miners, it’s a celebration as the final bit of Switzerland’s Gotthard base rail tunnel is bored early Friday afternoon. […]

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: drilling, Faido, Gotthard rail base tunnel, Graubuenden, opened, rail tunnel, Sedrun, Ticino

Wine investors: drinkers and investors won during the financial crisis

04/04/2010 by Ellen Wallace

There are two types of wine investors: those who buy wines they want to explore, and who set them aside for later when the sensory value will have increased, and those who buy, gambling that the price will rise neatly. The investors will either sell it or open the bottle when it is time to […]

Filed Under: Food & dining Tagged With: antoine Christophe Betrisy, Aosta Valley, Archevesque, Bordeaux, Côtes du Rhone, Cully, definition fine wine, Ermitage, fine wines, France, Fumin, Gialdi Vini, grapes, Harvests, Hermitage, investors, Italy, Jancis Robinson, Jean-Philippe Weisskopf, Lavaux region, Louis Bovard, Marsanne, Medinette, Memoire des Vins Suisses, producers, regions, research, research Philippe Massey, Rèze, Roussanne, St Saphorin, Swiss wines, Switzerland, Ticino, Unesco World Heritage site, US - California, Valais, Vaud, vineyards, vintage, vintages, white wines, wine-tasting, wineries

St Gotthard tunnel pierced, east side connected

17/06/2009 by Ellen Wallace

St Gotthard rail tunnel, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – The miners digging the new St Gotthard train tunnel, which at 57 km will be the longest in the world, Tuesday 16 June celebrated the final boring of the 7.5 km Erstfeld-Amsteg leg, completing the eastern side of the tunneling project.

Filed Under: Travels Tagged With: Amsteg, Erstfeld, Faido, Graubuenden, rail tunnel, Sedrun, St Gotthard, Ticino

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