Lausanne Raises a Glass to Natural Wine
Natural wine has its ardent supporters, its detractors, and, fortunately, all those who simply prefer to taste it before forming an opinion. On Monday, November 23, Lausanne will host the sixth edition of the Swiss Natural Wine Festival, a wonderful opportunity to discover what lies behind these wines that are sometimes the subject of so much discussion.
No added sulfites
Organized by theSwiss Natural Wine Association, the event will bring together some 30 wineries and over 100 wines at the Espace Amaretto. Whites, reds, orange wines, “blouges,” and naturally sparkling wines: visitors will be able to discover a wonderful variety of styles and, above all, speak directly with the winemakers. They all share the same philosophy: working with grapes grown using organic or biodynamic farming methods, without oenological additives or added sulfites during winemaking.
And because wine is also something to be shared around a table, light, all-organic refreshments will be served alongside the tastings, with live music to round out the evening. It’s the perfect way to keep the conversation going over a few glasses, without necessarily trying to settle the debate between the believers and the skeptics.
Join us on Monday, November 23, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., at the Espace Amaretto in Lausanne.
