Walk Talk & Beer Tasting with local Flammenkuchen. 🍃🍺 🍕

Summer ending vibes and a beer is inevitable. Lets continue and enjoy an unique and relaxing experience that blends nature, conversation, and fine beer tasting. This exclusive Walk, Talk, and Beer Tasting event invites you to enjoy a relaxed walk through nature along the river Glatt, 30 minutes from Zurich, offering the perfect opportunity to appreciate nature and unwind. Along the way, you'll engage in enjoyable conversations in a laid-back atmosphere.

At the end of the relaxed walk, we`ll visit a local brewery and enjoy an exclusive tour on local beer production and then indulge in tasting different beers. Made with local ingredients, Flammkuchen is a delicious and crispy flatbread (from German or French speaking regions in Europe) topped with creme and few options like vegitables, leek or bacon.

If you would like to enjoy some local delicacy or whether you're a beer enthusiast or a beer lover or just looking for a fun outing, this event promises a perfect mix of relaxation and good times.

Date & Time: 13 September 2025, Saturday, starting @ 15:30 or directly later at the brewery

Walk & Talk: 1 - 1.5 hours or you may join later directly at the brewery.

Ticket Price: CHF 39 per person

Price Includes:

Tour for beer production in a local brewery.

Six types of local beer for tasting.

Flammenkuchen (three options to choose from: Vegitables or Leek or Bacon)

*Anything else can be ordered from the À la carte

🎟 please secure your place with a ticket from: https://eventfrog.ch/en/p/leisure-excursions/trip/walk-n-talk-with-beer-tasting-flammenkuchen-7370921708125974530.html

Event details: communicated later to the ticket holders.

Limit: limited seats

Participation only with a valid ticket. Tickets are non-cancellable and non-refundable.

Pls dont forget to bring the weekend and summer vibes.

Disclaimer: Each participant is responsible for his safety, health, allergies and insurance cover. The Organiser will not be held responsible for any problem that may arise during or after the event.