NITN | @notintownlive | 02 Jan 2023, 04:20 am
Champagne Bar
Metzingen (Germany)/IBNS: If you are out shopping and dining this New Year at one of the world’s best fashion addresses, Outletcity Metzingen, located about 30km south of the German city of Stuttgart, has some sparkling good news for you.
Metzingen, around two hours from Zurich, Frankfurt and Munich, is known for its sustainable building practices and natural beauty.
The Bollicine Champagne Bar located in the heart of Outletcity Metzinge’s luxury square, Schwenkel Areal, is offering the most renowned champagnes with an eclectic spread of regional Italian specialities.
Here is your chance to discover the harmony between culatello, king of Italian prosciutto and the queen of French sparkling wine.
There is also a selection of meats, seafood, and cheese specialties.
Find more details on: https://www.outletcity.com/en/metzingen/food-and-beverage/bollicine-champagne-bar/
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