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Lavaux

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La Côte

4 wineries

Chablais

1 winery

Côtes de l'Orbe

2 wineries

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indigenous and international varieties is the foundation of wine production across Vaud, grown in a diverse wine landscape and shaped into a range of wines with distinctive local character at estates right on Vaud's doorstep. Whether you're looking for wine tastings near you or a full day among the vines, Vaud puts the options within easy reach.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I travel to Vaud wine region by car?

There are two major arteries leading to Lac Léman and they meet in Switzerland. One enters from the north via Bern and Fribourg (A12). You can also take the A1 to Lac Léman, then turn south along the lake's shore to Montreux and on towards the Col du Grand St Bernard. Highways are faster than ever, but you cannot speed down the A1, which was there well before Roman times. Tracing its path is easy to find as there is plenty of signage and a highway guide app. This is a case where, as the expressway sits higher on the hillside. The views from the highway are sometimes better than those from the stretch of road parallel to it. You can use these highways to get to Vaud easily.

How can I travel to Vaud wine region by train?

The Swiss federal railways (CFF) offer subscriptions, like the general subscription (AG). This allows you to travel throughout Switzerland on all public transport (trains, buses, boats, etc.). The half-fare travel subscription allows you to buy travel tickets for a reduced fee.

How can I travel to Vaud wine region by bus?

You can take buses from any city to reach Vaud. Public transportation is on high level in Switzerland, which means you will not have a problem to find the best route to get to your location.

The best season to visit wineries in Vaud

All year long, Vaud is known for its wine production. The best season to visit Vaud is the Fall. In the Fall, Vaud produces red wine and becomes a popular destination for tourists who love to taste this specialty during their trip.

The most common grape varieties in wineries of Vaud

There are a variety of grapes that can be grown in the Vaud region. The most common varieties are Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Riesling. These wines offer intense fruity flavors with some earthy undertones.

What should you know about wineries in Vaud?

Vaud is a perfect destination for wine lovers of all kinds. The country has over 500 wineries and hosts the largest number of prize-winning wines in the world.

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What are the best wineries to visit in Vaud?

Which wineries in Vaud have restaurants?

Domaine De Maison Blanche, Domaine De La Crausaz
Book now, Domaine La Colombe, Terres De Lavaux, Château de Luins, Domaine Croix Duplex

Which wineries in Vaud have accommodation either apartment, hotel or b&b?

Domaine De Maison Blanche, Domaine De La Crausaz
Book now, Domaine La Colombe, Terres De Lavaux, Château de Luins, Domaine Croix Duplex

What are the best family wineries to visit in Vaud?

Domaine De Maison Blanche, Domaine De La Crausaz
Book now, Domaine La Colombe, Terres De Lavaux, Château de Luins, Domaine Croix Duplex

How do you visit Vaud wineries?

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