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At Wengen's Grand Hotel Belvedere, the Main Ingredient: Empathy

Summary by Le Temps
In the Grand Hotel Belvedere, which has just reopened its doors in Wengen, 33-year-old London chef Will Gordon reinterprets the Alpine cuisine: local flavours enhance seasonal ingredients and nourish the heart, stomach and mindThe tempo of the Wengernalp railway is already preparing us to visit this mountain village. As the small train slowly climbs the foothills of the three Bernese through a postcard landscape, it is necessary to get to the ob…
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In the Grand Hotel Belvedere, which has just reopened its doors in Wengen, 33-year-old London chef Will Gordon reinterprets the Alpine cuisine: local flavours enhance seasonal ingredients and nourish the heart, stomach and mindThe tempo of the Wengernalp railway is already preparing us to visit this mountain village. As the small train slowly climbs the foothills of the three Bernese through a postcard landscape, it is necessary to get to the ob…

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Le Temps broke the news in on Sunday, June 1, 2025.
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