zudem super freundliche beratung

Unsere Gruppe vom 100er-Club FC Winterthur wurde in Zandone bestens betreut, informiert und verwöhnt. Beeindruckt waren wir vom Barriquekeller mit dem theatralisch aufgemachten Cheminée mit echtem Feuer, dem informativen Museum, natürlich der modernen Produktion und nicht zuletzt dem sorgfältig betreuten Reifelager für den Aceto balsamico. Die liebevoll gestaltete Degustation bildete den krönenden Abschluss. Beim anschliessenden Diner in der Botega del Vino in Locarno war das Team dort für eine nahtlose Fortsetzung des gelungenen Anlasses besorgt.

Our chef, with extensive experience in Italy, presents simple and refined dishes of regional Italian cuisine, which incorporate old, typical recipes from Italy (Liguria, Tuscany, Emilia-Romagna, Marche, Lazio and Sicily…) and translate them for our Swiss customers, both in preparation and presentation, for whom the quality of the raw materials, the origin and the freshness of the food are of utmost importance.

Thanks to the company’s determination to produce high quality wines with territorial connections, Gialdi Vini is at the top of Swiss wine production. “To each region its tradition, to each region its wine”. All wines produced by Gialdi Vini SA are inspired by this concept, are representative of the individual regions and strongly preserve their identity. The numerous awards received in recent decades reward the validity of this company philosophy. The wide selection of Gialdi products consists of two different lines that differ in their organoleptic characteristics linked to the area from which the grapes come.

Since 1792, Fratelli Corti SA has been involved in the vinification of grapes from the Mendrisiotto region, located in the southern part of the Canton of Ticino. The company originally produced local white and red wines, as well as grape juices, and later began vinifying Merlot grapes following their introduction to Ticino at the beginning of this century. Today, our range of Ticino wines includes white wines made from Chardonnay, Doral, and Kerner grapes, and red wines made from Merlot, Maeselan, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Syrah grapes.