Wine regions

Vaud

From Lake Geneva to the shores of Lake Neuchâtel and Lake Morat, winegrowing is the jewel of the Vaud region. Wine tourism reigns supreme here, with a strong focus on hospitality and gastronomy.

Valais

A magnificent region that follows the Rhone from its source to the shores of Lake Geneva, Valais is one of the most beautiful valleys of the Alps, ideally situated in the heart of them.

Three-Lakes

The Neuchâtel coast is the preponderant part of the Three Lakes region. The vineyards extend along Lake Neuchâtel, from Vaumarcus in the south to Cressier in the north. The other wines of the region come from the vineyards bordering the lakes of Biel and Murten.

German Switzerland

Oriental Switzerland is the whole of the 17 wine-producing cantons from the German-speaking part of Switzerland. Its vineyards fall into three areas: the western region with Basel and the canton of Aargau; the central region with Zurich, Schaffhausen and the canton of Thurgau; and the eastern region with the cantons of Graubünden and St. Gallen.

Ticino

This is the southernmost canton in Switzerland. Its climate is strongly influenced by the Mediterranean. Mild winters and sunny summers favour the good ripening of the grapes.

Geneva

Geneva, your natural playground!

A countryside just a stone’s throw from urban life. Forerunners in terms of appellation, grape varieties (more than 72 varieties authorised in AOC) or wine tourism, Geneva’s producers invite you to discover the third largest vineyard in Switzerland.