Only the best is good enough for us. Treat yourself to these exclusive beef cuts. This cattle breed, originally imported from Japan, acquires the same exceptional quality from the Swiss farm, «Chlopfi», in Villigen. It is so tender that it melts in your mouth. Every 1st Saturday of the month, this outstanding Wagyu beef is the focus of our grill masters. Do you «Wagyu,too?
Our offer:
CHF 150.-/person
Would you like to spend the night at the Hotel Kettenbrücke and have peaceful dreams in a comfortable king-size bed?
Additionally, enjoy our rich breakfast buffet the next morning.
+ CHF 80.-/person
Reservations recommended. Only while supplies last!
Click on the picture of Zollhuus chef Jörg Krölls, who explains the most important facts about Wagyu beef (german).
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Our chef aquires his Wagyu cuts from "Chlopfi's Farm" in Villigen. This farm, run by Claudia and Hansruedi Zimmermann, is a typical Swiss mixed farm in the lower Aare Valley. In addition to classic crops such as wheat, barley, canola, corn and potatoes, the couple also grows grapes for wine. But the most important product, at least from the perspective of "Zollhuus," is that they breed famous "Wagyu" cattle.
In 2005, the Wagyu trend kicked off with the first calves from a Belgian-Dutch breeder. The herd has grown considerably in the meantime and descends directly from original Wagyu breedings. Chlopfi cattle are an officially recognised Wagyu breed.
The cattle enjoy a natural upbringing and are fed exclusively grass, barley, corn and minerals. Antibiotics, hormones and growth stimulants are absolutely taboo.
After four weeks maturing, the meat finds its way to our kitchen, where our culinary team transforms the exquisite raw cuts into the finest cooked delights. Here, too, we pay attention to sustainability and the principle of "nose to tail" processing. Treat yourself to this quality and tasty experience - with good timing and a bit of luck you can even chat with Hansruedi, who is a regular guest with us and loves to talk about his Wagyu cattle.