Which wine pairs with my apéro?
Choosing the right apéro wine among hundreds of them - white wines, rosés and sparkling - is really not easy. These two suggestions are a sure-fire hit.
Wines for your apéro
A light white wine, small snacks in good company and simply enjoying the moment.
Enjoying light appetizers accompanied by wine in good company: Apéro is a very popular tradition in Switzerland, where it has been upheld for centuries, but it is also traditional in other countries. The French also celebrate their apéro, which is quite similar to Spanish tapas or Greek meze. Apéro does not replace a meal or its starters. Rather, it is a casual get-together before the actual dinner where usually light, sparkling wines are offered in combination with olives and other fingerfood.
When the sun is shining and the temperatures are tempting outside, it's the perfect moment to round off a day at work with colleagues or friends. It is a convivial tradition that suits every occasion. Celebrate the Swiss tradition of Apéro with these great wines.
A sparkling wine for apéro?
Fresh and effervescent, these sparkling wines are ideal to start an apéro.
Meet some of the producers of these wines
These winegrowers create the best apéro wines in different wine regions, each in their own way.
Would you prefer a refreshing white wine?
These light but special wines captivate with their fruity notes and will make your canapés stand out.
Discover the wineries where they were made
Beautiful wineries, each unique in its own way. Different winemaking methods, regions and philosophies result in a wide variety of white wines.
I love to invite guests to a small apéro and spoil them with fine snacks and good wines.
Best of Falstaff
These wines which have been awarded with over 90 points by the prestigious food and lifestyle magazine Falstaff are definitely worth a try.
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