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Wine Tasting with Funny Hunting Stories

26.09.26 starting at 17:30

Wiler (Lötschen)

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An enjoyable evening for wine lovers and fans of good entertainment: Look forward to a cozy wine tasting featuring a selection of exquisite wines, accompanied by humorous and entertaining hunting stories.

Between each round of tastings, amusing anecdotes from everyday hunting life will create a great atmosphere, hearty laughter, and fascinating insights into the world of hunting. Whether true stories, surprising encounters, or legendary mishaps—the stories are as diverse as the wines themselves.

An evening full of enjoyment, camaraderie, and good cheer—ideal for discovering new wines, sharing a smile, and raising a glass together.

Discover fine wines from the renowned Bonvin Sion winery.

Meeting point: Alpenhotel zur Wildi, Lauchernalp
Time: 5:30 p.m.
Winery: Bonvin Sion
Price: CHF 22.00
Reservations: Tel. +41 27 939 19 89 / info@zurwildi.ch

The Alpenhotel zur Wildi team cordially invites you

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