When Swiss M Sager picks your wine for fondue night.🔥 one of the best alpine producers. — 6 years ago
Un peu gras. Légèrement salée plutôt agréable. Jolie bouquet avec notes dominante de rubarbe. Un bel équilibre gras/acidité. Très minéral. Dommage les vins suisse sont trop cher — 8 years ago
How about them apples? Chasselas for the win! #swisswine — 9 years ago
Very interesting Swiss wine doctored to Mersault standards and that is remarkable and pleasing — 9 years ago
Swiss wine. Lighter side. — 10 years ago
Actually the fendant — 7 years ago
At Hotel Weisshorn, native wine of Valais. Tingles then buttery but staying light. Hops skips and jumps. — 8 years ago
That's the country I am from. Smaller batches of incredible wines are now produced there. When I grew up that was not always the case. Altitude is always a factor when tasting and savoring these delights. Cheese, charcuterie plates after a long hike in the spring or fall - even a fresh water fish or the sooo underrated (in the US) liver, kidney sweetbreads. I get some of these wines every year for Christmas - and drink them with passion when over there — 9 years ago
I’m into this almond vanilla pear tasting little weirdo. Has some nice mineral tones with a sweet tartness that ends dry. — 10 years ago
Preis: CHF 4.50 (0,5l) — 6 years ago
Raclette and friends night ♥️ — 6 years ago
At the top of Mount Mannlichen. It's johannisberg not Fendant. Very nice nose of lemon and citrus. Acidic on palate, balanced and good food wine. Better than version in Zermatt Du Pont. — 8 years ago
Fruity but dry, a lot of flavor! — 9 years ago
Fun little Swiss rosé. Pinot, Gamay, and Fendant. A little herb and dark fruit on the nose. Similar in the mouth with a cool bitterness. Nice acid. — 9 years ago
So bizarre but I dug it. Really savory wine. Smelled very herbal — 10 years ago
Timothy Eustis
Wine Director, Red Lion Inn
Just great. Lanolin on mouthfeel. Gorgeous un ripe white peaches. Super pretty. — 4 years ago