The Dreyfus Banquiers vineyard

Green grafting vine shoots in a lush vineyard setting.

The vineyard is a remnant of the property dealings of Dreyfus Banquiers in the 19th century, when a debtor transferred the vineyard – which had been pledged as security – to the bank. Today, it brings our staff together outside of their daily work routine. At the “Herbsten” event, you can demonstrate your manual dexterity harvesting grapes and chat in a relaxed atmosphere. Afterwards, we gather for a meal together and raise a glass to a successful day.

The harvested grapes are turned into wine and sparkling wine by Simmendinger Weinbau in Münchenstein and later distributed throughout the house. A lovely reminder of a shared experience and of a tradition that keeps our history alive.

Aerial view of people working in the fields.
People working in a vineyard trimming grapevines.
Person working with grape pruning shears in a lush vineyard.
Ripe green grapes on a vine in bright sunlight.
Three wine bottles placed on a wooden surface in front of greenery.
Der hauseigene Wein und Schaumwein
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At Dreyfus Banquiers you can tell that work is done with utmost care. The feeling of being in good hands is not just a claim. It is proven by actions – day after day, year after year.

”
Beat Staub, Wine Manager

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