In reply to kingjam:
Unless you're looking for water ice (shortish approaches with tracks and shortish routes), the Alps in winter / spring are snowy and serious places. You need to be able to ski in and out, that means being comfortable off piste including in crevassed terrain and being able to ski tour as it's unlikely to be downhill all the way. As for the routes, big alpine face routes which go around D could be a bad idea - too much fresh snow and avalanche risk. Mixed goulotte/ couloir style routes are the thing to do in winter and spring but they're generally harder. Your profile says Scottish II/III. You'd want to be comfortable on V really.
Why not go on an off piste / ski touring holiday / course? Or an icefall climbing week somewhere like Cogne or Rjukan? Both are key skills if you want to do winter / spring alpine climbing and it's fun!
