At the Winter Lodge

Cheese fondue menu

Executive Chef: Martin Halls

Fondue is deeply rooted in Switzerland’s Alpine heritage, where mountain communities relied on

preserved ingredients such as aged cheese, bread and wine during the long winter months. The earliest

known recipe for modern cheese fondue dates back to 1699, while the dish takes its name from the

French word fondre, meaning “to melt”. Over the centuries, fondue has evolved from a practical,

nourishing meal into one of Switzerland’s most celebrated culinary traditions. More than just a meal,

fondue has long been associated with gathering around the table to share food, conversation and good

company. Today, this timeless dining experience continues to bring people together, reflecting the

warmth, hospitality and traditions at the heart of Swiss culture.

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CHARCUTERIE BOARD SELECTION 15 MIXED SALAD WITH VINAIGRETTE DRESSING 10 ROASTED BUTTERNUT SQUASH SALAD 10

CHEESE FONDUE

£60 per two persons CREAMY MELTED GRUYÈRE, EMMENTAL CHEESE & DRY WHITE WINE Crusty bread, new potatoes, gherkins, tomatoes, pickled onions

EXTRA SIDES PER PERSON

Fillet of beef 12 Grilled Bratwurst sausages 5 Roast pumpkin 3 Prawns 8 Pretzels 5

champagne

lanson, le reserve, extra brut (125ml/bottle) 21/130

white wine

cave de Ribeauvillé, Pinot blanc, Alsace, France (bottle) 50
Please advise a member of our service team before ordering if you have any food allergies or special dietary requirements. Prices include VAT at the current standard rate. A service charge of 15% will be added to your final bill.
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