What is included in the tasting?

Five selected wines (red, white, and optionally a rosé) plus small snacks from the venue’s selection; nonalcoholic alternatives are available at a discount.

How long is the session?

The tasting runs approximately two hours and meets at Piemont Expresst.

Is there an age requirement?

Yes — participants must be 18 years or older; please bring valid ID.

Can I attend without drinking alcohol?

Yes — the host offers snacks and discounted nonalcoholic wines or sparkling options on request.

Do I need prior wine knowledge?

No — the format is beginner-friendly and designed to answer basic and intermediate questions about wine.

How do I book or change my reservation?

Book via the provided referral link; contact the operator directly through the booking page for changes or dietary requests.

Wein-Tasting in Düsseldorf: Five-Wine Flight at Piemont Expresst

On an evening in Düsseldorf, Wein‑Tasting at Piemont Expresst offers a two‑hour introduction to five carefully selected wines that appeals to novices and longtime oenophiles alike. Located in Düsseldorf, Nordrhein‑Westfalen, Germany, this casual tasting strips away ceremony and replaces it with clear explanations, paired snacks, and a friendly host ready to answer every question about grape, vintage, and technique. The experience is straightforward: five pours — red, white, and an optional rosé — served in a relaxed group setting. Hosts guide tasters through sight, smell, and taste; explain why a Barolo feels different from a lighter red; what defines Chardonnay versus Chablis; and practical matters like cork versus screw cap, proper storage, and serving temperature. The conversation is patient and jargon-free, making it ideal for anyone who has ever wondered why certain wines pair better with particular foods or why their palate favors one style over another. What makes this tasting a standout in Düsseldorf’s social scene is its focus on demystifying wine without pretense. Rather than a sommelier’s lecture, it feels like a conversation among curious friends. The inclusion of local snacks from the venue’s selection connects the tasting to the region’s food culture, while a discounted nonalcoholic option keeps the event accessible for designated drivers or sober-curious guests. Practical details: the session runs about two hours and meets at Piemont Expresst. Small group sizes create room for questions and hands-on demonstrations. If you’re short on time, the concise format gives a satisfying overview; if you’re hungry for deeper knowledge, the tasting surfaces terms and techniques you can take home and explore further. Why visit during a trip to Düsseldorf? The city’s walkable Altstadt, riverside promenades, and lively food scene make it easy to pair an afternoon of sightseeing with an evening tasting. This event adds a sensory layer to any itinerary — learn how bottle age, oak treatment, and grape variety shape flavor, and then stroll out to explore the Rhine waterfront with new vocabulary and tasting goals. Tip: this tasting suits beginners and curious travelers who want to decode wine labels and tasting notes without intimidation. The relaxed pace, explicit explanations, and friendly atmosphere make Wein‑Tasting at Piemont Expresst a practical, enjoyable way to deepen your appreciation for wine while visiting Düsseldorf. Arrive a few minutes early to settle in, and if you have dietary restrictions, mention them when booking so snacks can be adapted. The hosts welcome questions about bottle provenance, regional styles, and cellar practices, and they will suggest next steps for tasting at home. Whether you come solo, with a partner, or as a small group, the format rewards curiosity and leaves you ready to buy smarter and taste with more confidence. Book early to secure.