Macbirch Wine Shop
Regarded as the oldest wine shop in Verbier, Macbirch was founded over 38 years ago.

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Quiet slopes, great atmosphere and some special events
It's very cold and the days are short, but the skies are blue and the pistes are quiet.
After the Christmas and New Year holidays are over, January is the quietest part of the winter season in Verbier. This means you have the slopes to yourselves, rarely have to queue for a lift and can enjoy pistes in great condition.
The quiet conditions on the mountain donโt translate to quiet nights in the town. There are fewer families and more adult visitors, meaning it can be easier to get a table at a restaurant, and the bars are buzzing with plenty of live music and party nights to keep you entertained whilst you warm your hands on a glass of vin chaud.
Read on for a look at what we like to do in resort throughout January.

There is regular snowfall - on average 11 days - and subzero temperatures keep it nice and fresh. In January the days start to get longer and the sun gets higher in the sky. As a result, the slopes see more hours of sunshine than in December. However, the temperature still tends to be cold and we can get a lot of snow. The average daytime temperatures generally fall between a high of 1°C and a low of -7ºC, getting around five hours of sunshine. Definitely pack those thermals!

With all those empty pistes, no lift queues and perfect conditions, we like to get out into the mountains on our skis and snowboards as much as possible.
If you visit the resort in January you can buy a lift pass and join one of the local ski schools' many ski or snowboard lessons taking place around the resort.
At this time of the season we are looking forward to some live music sessions, whether from local bands or even one of the open mike nights and jam sessions that the local bars often hold. So, whether you fancy yourself an Adele, Bob Dylan or a Satriani, there's definitely somewhere you can 'entertain' the crowds.
Of course, that's if we've made it home from one of the many aprรจs-ski events taking place every evening across town.
Regarded as the oldest wine shop in Verbier, Macbirch was founded over 38 years ago.
An international restaurant with pizza, steaks, pastas, and much more. Plus a lively aprรจs bar.
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Pub Mont Fort is a must-visit in Verbier with its buzzing aprรจs scene live music and roaring fire pits. The menu is full of hearty favourites like loaded fries nachos wings and a great line-up of finely crafted burgers. Grab a seat outside or head indoors for good vibes and a burger and beer to refuel after the slopes.
Unique yurt huts serving drinks and food at 1,740m above Verbier.
This piste-side restaurant and bar is the perfect spot to enjoy a bite to eat on the slopes.
It doesn't just have to be piste based adventures you take part in. Ski-touring and split-boarding have become extremely popular in recent years, and there's nothing that gets the heart pumping like gaining altitude under your own steam. When it's a 'white out' you'll find us changing tack entirely, pulling on some raquettes (snowshoes) and venturing forth into the wilderness on one of the many snowshoeing routes around the valley, all the while dreaming of tomorrow's bluebird powder day.
With that in mind, why join in on a night snowshoe trek? Enjoy the magic of the forest after dark by simply booking with one of the activity companies in resort.
Fancy doing something different? Explore the beautiful natural scenery of the 4 Valleys by venturing off the beaten track on snowshoes.
The Fly Verbier team invites you to come and take a tandem flight with them in the beautiful surroundings of the Val de Bagnes,
If you're here in January you cannot fail to be aware of all the cool ski and snowboard guys n gals around town, as the Freeride World Tour competition rolls into resort. But that's not all there is, keep an eye on the events calendar for more details on what's on and where to make sure you don't miss out.
Verbier kicks off the new ski season with this great day on the slopes. Come dressed as Santa Claus and you can ski for a discount on the opening day and take part in the largest gathering of Santas in a ski resort.
Come and enjoy some festive feels amongst garlands of lights, atmospheric music, winter scents - brought together for celebrate the magic of Christmas.ย
Christmas markets, festive events, fun and games, mulled wine and Santa - all in Verbier.
The Philippe Roux Challenge is your chance to have a try at the famous Giant Slalom. Children and adults are all invited to come and text their skills every Saturday on the Savoleyres slalom course.
Welcome the New Year with an aperitif and fireworks
If you fancy a bit of night time exercise and a moonlight adventure, La Tzoumaz-Sovoleyres ski area is open to enjoy evening ski touring.
This is only a small selection of the what's on and around Verbier during the first month of the year.
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