Marie Tissier

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Originally from Schifflange, Clément chose to settle in Dudelange, setting up shop on the side of the building at 46, Avenue Grande-Duchesse Charlotte. The former TICE bus driver has transformed about 80 square meters into a cozy haven for wine lovers. “This idea has been on my mind for five or six years,” he says with a smile. Over the years, Clément’s passion for wine only grew stronger. “Whenever I was on holiday, I’d visit local vineyards and bring back bottles.

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109 This post is also available in: Deutsch Français On Thursday, 9 January 2025, the Luxembourg School of Hospitality and Tourism (EHTL) hosted a grand gathering at its Diekirch premises. Xavier Bettel, the current Minister for Foreign and European Affairs and Foreign Trade, along with several officials, were invited to sample the diverse flavours that will feature at the Luxembourg Pavilion during the Osaka World Expo from April to October.

2 months ago | kachen.lu | Marie Tissier

3 This post is also available in: Deutsch Français Originally from Schifflange, Clément chose to settle in Dudelange, setting up shop on the side of the building at 46, Avenue Grande-Duchesse Charlotte. The former TICE bus driver has transformed about 80 square meters into a cozy haven for wine lovers. “This idea has been on my mind for five or six years,” he says with a smile. Over the years, Clément’s passion for wine only grew stronger.

2 months ago | kachen.lu | Marie Tissier

6 Aussi disponible en : Deutsch English C’est à Dudelange que Clément Scherer, originaire de Schifflange, s’est installé, sur le côté du bâtiment du 46 de l’avenue Grande-Duchesse Charlotte. Sur environ 80m2, le jeune passionné de vin a donc ouvert sa Wäinstuff. « Ça trottait dans ma tête depuis cinq ou six ans », explique celui qui, il y a peu, était encore chauffeur de bus à la Tice. La passion du vin s’est renforcée chez Clément Scherer au fil des années.

2 months ago | kachen.lu | Marie Tissier

1 This post is also available in: Deutsch Français On Monday 31 March, the grand global gathering of gastronomy took place: the 2025 Michelin Guide France star ceremony. Nearly 1,000 starred chefs attended the event at the Metz Convention Centre, where the highly coveted awards were announced from 5pm – a moment eagerly awaited by chefs across the globe.