
Ligerz, Switzerland
Aux Trois Amis
A Michelin-starred address on the Lake Biel wine route, Aux Trois Amis earns its star through a tightly composed Menu Surprise that draws on the surrounding vineyard landscape and regional larder.
Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Ligerz from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Ligerz

Ligerz has 1 Michelin-starred restaurant in our guide, and it is the city’s clearest fine-dining reference.
A Michelin-starred restaurant in Ligerz with an extensive wine list. It serves tasting menu and à la carte formats, and its surprise-led cooking is framed by Lake Biel views and the surrounding vineyard setting. The latest Michelin 1 Star award is from 2025.
Third-generation Weingut am Stägli, in Ligerz, holds a Falstaff Winery listing for 2026. The house is small, the village around it is quiet, and wines from the Bielersee AOC include Pinot Gris.
A family estate in Ligerz first documented in 1415. Beat Burkhardt runs it in the 8th generation, and the wines include Chasselas, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay with an organic focus and a classic Lake Biel frame.
Most of the guide is winery-led, with compact estates, tasting cellars, and lake-facing village formats.
A traditional Bielersee family winery in Schafis with Falstaff Winery 2 Stars (2026), guided tastings, and wine sales. The setting sits between lake and forest, and the cellar format is built around Chasselas, Chardonnay, and Pinot Noir in a direct-to-customer rhythm.
Small Bielersee winery Robert Andrey holds a Falstaff Winery listing for 2026 in Schafis (Ligerz). Wine from its own vines covers roughly 4.5 hectares, and the casual caveau looks out on the vineyards and the lake.
In Bipschal, Weingut am See Weinbau Schmid-Frey holds a Falstaff Winery listing for 2026. Its cellar is in a house 400 years old, set directly at Lake Biel, with vineyard views from the small estate.
Ligerz has 1 Michelin-starred restaurant in our guide, with 1 star total. That restaurant is Aux Trois Amis in Ligerz, which holds Michelin 1 Star awards from 2024 and 2025. It serves tasting menu and à la carte formats, with an extensive wine list.
Ligerz and Schafis carry most of the wine scene in our guide. Ligerz appears most often, and Schafis holds several cellar-focused wineries. Bipschal and Twann/Ligerz am Bielersee also appear, but the core of the city’s wine culture sits along the Lake Biel vineyard edge.
Tasting menus appear at Aux Trois Amis in Ligerz. It offers both tasting menu and à la carte formats, with a surprise-led menu and a wine list. The restaurant is the city’s Michelin-starred reference point, and it pairs that format with Lake Biel views.
Aux Trois Amis in Ligerz holds Michelin 1 Star awards from 2024 and 2025. Among the wineries, Weingut Schlössli Fabian Teutsch-Marugg in Schafis has Falstaff Winery 2 Stars (2026), and several other wineries are listed by Falstaff in 2026 as well.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Ligerz, Switzerland
Biovin Martin gives Lake Biel organic wine a small-estate, old-house expression: Bio-Suisse viticulture, self-produced grapes, and a 1619 winegrower’s farmhouse rather than a polished tasting-room script. The appeal is terroir over theatre, with Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, fungus-resistant varieties, and Bruno Martin’s self-built oak barrels forming the serious part of an otherwise relaxed lakeside visit.
Ligerz, Switzerland
A small family-run Bielersee AOC wine estate in Ligerz, Andreywein AG is geared toward cellar tasting, direct purchase, and open-cellar degustation days rather than polished destination hospitality. The draw is the lake-country setting: vineyard views, a conversational cellar-door rhythm, and a focus on still white, still red, and sparkling wines from a compact local appellation.
Ligerz, Switzerland
Giauque Weinbau belongs to the small-scale Bielersee AOC culture of Ligerz, where Chasselas, Pinot Noir, lake influence, and terraced vineyards define the conversation. The feel is informal and intimate, closer to a village winegrower’s carnotzet than a polished tasting complex, with the land doing more of the talking than cellar theatrics.
Ligerz, Switzerland
Hirt Weine is a small family-run Bielersee winery in Ligerz, built around cellar tastings, direct sales and local still wines rather than staged hospitality. The draw is the village-and-vineyard setting above Lake Biel, where the appeal lies in a low-key reading of Swiss lakeside terroir rather than ceremony.
Ligerz, Switzerland
Johannes Louis Weinbau belongs to the quieter side of Swiss wine travel: a small, multi-generational estate in Ligerz shaped by Lake Biel, steep terraces, Chasselas, and Pinot Noir. The appeal is terroir rather than spectacle, with Three Lakes AOC wines framed by a rural lakeside setting and hillside viticulture that defines this part of Canton Bern.
Ligerz, Switzerland
Klötzli is a family-run Ligerz wine address built around structured tastings, vineyard context and German-language wine education rather than spectacle. The draw is the format: guided tasting, vineyard-tour framing and a 90-minute rhythm that suits travellers who want Swiss wine explained through place, not poured as a quick stop.
Ligerz, Switzerland
Patrick Cosandier Weinbau fits the quieter side of Ligerz wine country: a small family-run Swiss winery tied to the Bernese Jura and the Lake Biel/Bienne vineyards. The focus is classic Three Lakes terroir, especially Chasselas and Pinot Noir, with a calm, intimate setting better suited to wine education than large-group tourism.
Ligerz, Switzerland
Robert Andrey is a small family-run Bielersee estate and wine bar in Ligerz, framed by vineyards and lake views rather than formal tasting-room theatre. The draw is local wine from roughly 4.5 hectares, a casual caveau format, tapas-style food, and a conversational atmosphere that suits slow afternoons in Swiss wine country.
Ligerz, Switzerland
Stämpfli - Wy is a small Schernelz winery and seasonal garden wine tavern above Lake Biel, framed by Bielersee AOC vineyards and a hillside view rather than formal luxury signals. The draw is place: Chasselas, Pinot Noir and other local varieties in a rustic, conversational setting suited to wine education and slow lakeside-country itineraries.
Ligerz, Switzerland
Teutsch Weine is a small, family-run winery in Ligerz shaped by Lake Biel’s cool-climate Swiss wine culture. The draw is terroir expression through Chasselas, Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Noir, and rosé, with a quiet garden-and-vineyard setting that suits visitors who want a measured tasting rather than a high-volume cellar-door circuit.
Ligerz, Switzerland
Tiersbier Weinbau is a small organic winery in Ligerz, oriented toward quiet vineyard contact rather than hospitality spectacle. Its draw is place: a lakeside Bernese wine village where slope, lake light, and local grape culture matter more than branding, with Malbec listed among the varietals and a tasting-room format suited to slower exploration.
Ligerz, Switzerland
Weinbau Bourquin is a small family-run cellar in Ligerz shaped by Bielersee light, hillside exposure, and a hospitality style closer to a private cellar visit than a formal tasting room. The range runs across Pinot Noir, Chasselas, rosé, sparkling wine, and fruit brandies, with the setting over the lake, St. Petersinsel, and the Alps doing as much work as the glass.
Ligerz, Switzerland
Weinbau Festiguet is a small organic wine producer in Ligerz, set within the Swiss farm-shop tradition rather than the polished cellar-door circuit. Its appeal lies in direct producer contact, Bio Knospe organic farming, still red, white, and rosé wines, and a hillside vineyard setting that ties the visit closely to place.

Ligerz, Switzerland
Weinbau Ligerz is a small lakeside wine estate in Ligerz shaped by Lake Biel, steep terraces, and a compact Swiss varietal language. Its AOC wines focus on Chasselas and Pinot Noir, making it a useful address for travellers who want the Bernese Three Lakes region in a precise, site-led register rather than a broad hospitality production.
Ligerz, Switzerland
Weingut am See Weinbau Schmid-Frey is a small lakeside wine estate in Ligerz, shaped by a quiet Bipschal setting, vineyard views, and a cellar inside a 400-year-old house. The appeal is less about spectacle than place: Lake Biel, rustic scale, and a walk-in-friendly tasting format that suits a slower Swiss wine-country stop.
Ligerz, Switzerland
Weingut am Stägli is a small Ligerz winery rooted in Bielersee AOC wines rather than destination-winery spectacle. The draw is the local frame: Chasselas, Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay Barrique and Oeil de Perdrix presented through a quiet village setting and a seasonal Carnotzet format.
Ligerz, Switzerland
Weingut Bielerhaus is a small historic wine estate in Ligerz, tied to the AOC Bielersee and the lake-region style of precise Swiss whites and reds. Its public identity rests on a centuries-old family setting, organic production, Beat Burkhardt’s stewardship, and a portfolio that includes Chasselas, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
Ligerz, Switzerland
Weingut Brunnmühle is a small Bielersee AOC wine estate in Ligerz, shaped by steep vineyard slopes, Lake Biel, and a traditional winemaker-house setting. The focus is quiet, place-led Swiss wine culture: Chardonnay and Chasselas, private tasting format, oak and barrique maturation, and a family presence through Simon and Franziska Krebs.
Ligerz, Switzerland
Weingut Krebs & Steiner is a small organic winery in Schernelz, set on vineyard slopes above Lake Biel with Alpine views shaping the visit as much as the glass. The estate’s 2019 merger joined two local winegrowing families, while its portfolio keeps a shared base label alongside separate Krebs and Steiner premium lines.
Ligerz, Switzerland
A small Bielersee winery in Ligerz, Weingut Schlössli Fabian Teutsch-Marugg belongs to the cellar-door side of Swiss wine culture: local, compact, and tied to vineyard country rather than hospitality theatre. The appeal is the Schafis setting, AOC Bielersee context, guided tastings, wine sales, and a direct-to-customer rhythm shaped around Chasselas, Chardonnay, and Pinot Noir.
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