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"It has been a complete nightmare," said Mark Butler, a 30-year-old resident of Bristol, England, who, with his family of three, spent the New Year holiday in Klosters — Prince Charles' preferred ski resort — in the canton of Grison in eastern Switzerland.
Swiss Franc's Climb Puts a Chill on Tourism Goran Mijuk 2011
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I added a glass of red wine from the Veltlin, a region that today belongs to Italy but once was part of Grison.
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Renato Giovanoli produces Bündnerfleisch in the canton of Grison.
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Each maker uses a different, secret herb mixture, and only Grison makers can term their product Bündnerfleisch.
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Chur, Switzerland Switzerland is known for its cheese and milk chocolate, but for those who have tried it, the country's Bündnerfleisch is worth a trip to the Alpine canton of Grison, where the air-dried beef is exclusively made.
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Bündnerfleisch has been a favorite of mine since childhood, but the supermarket, factory-produced varieties available around Europe have little to do with the true, hand-made artisanal product found in Grison.
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Comme toute bonne sorcière, Carmen possède son crapaud, Jules, et son chat noir, Grison.
Carmen : The Last Witch Christopher 2007
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Like all good witches, Carmen has her toad, Jules, and her black cat, Grison.
Carmen : The Last Witch Christopher 2007
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Emily turned her eyes with a sigh from these painful vestiges of contention, to the Alps of the Grison, that overlooked them to the north, whose awful solitudes seemed to offer to persecuted man a secure asylum.
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Grison stones, one chip whereof splintering abroad cut off
Five books of the lives, heroic deeds and sayings of Gargantua and his son Pantagruel 2002
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