Geneva By E-Bike Wine Tasting
E-Bike
Guide
Enjoy Geneva's countryside.
Tastings from a selection of 8 wines. (60 minutes)
Chesse and Cold Cuts Platter (Suitable for Groups of 3 or more people, Optional 70 Ch)
Small Groups
Join our cultural, climate-friendly E-Bike tour with an English guide, or choose a French or German tour. Ride 95% of the way on cycle paths and visit a well-known vineyard for wine tasting. Cycle through the Geneva countryside, taste 8 local wines, and return by E-Bike. The tiny village of Peissy, located a few kilometers outside the city, has been home to the family estate since 1794. With over 230 years of winegrowing tradition, Domaine Les Perrières, run by the 8th generation of the Rochaix family, combines traditional methods with the latest knowledge in oenology, offering seventeen diverse grape varieties. The estate’s vintages are featured in some of the best restaurants in Switzerland and around the world. Taste local wines in a cozy wine cellar and learn about winemaking. "Feel free to purchase wines if you wish."
Geneva
St Jean
Chatelaine
Brother's Forest
Vernier Village
Satigny
Peissy
Wine Tasting
Return same route
SBB Train Station Geneva Cornavin, Place de Cornavin. Please note that there is no office at this location. It is the central train station in Geneva.Please meet outside the station at the Burger King, which is located opposite the Hotel Cornavin. Your guide will have a bicycle.
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The meeting place is the same as the designated location.
Please remember to bring a bag for your wine purchases!
Wear comfortable clothes for cycling. Bring a rain jacket if necessary; some are provided.
E-Bike
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Guide
Wine Tasting 60-75 minutes (8 wines)
Your Guide can order a Cheese or Cheese and Meat Platter 70ch which is suitable for 3 or more by arrangement with your Guide payment in advance
Please arrive on time, as the wine tasting is scheduled for a specific time.
Please note for the cheese or cheese and meat platter reservation is needed 4-5 days before.
24 hours