Vaud

The second largest Swiss vineyard with 3,775 ha, Vaud comprises six wine regions: the Côte, Lavaux and Chablais following the arc of Lake Geneva from west to east and, further north, near Lake Neuchâtel, the Côtes de l'Orbe, Bonvillars and Vully. Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007, Lavaux, in addition to its terraced landscape between sky and lake, boasts two great wines: Dézaley and Calamin. In addition, a little over twenty lieux-dits, châteaux and clos have been classified as Premiers Crus to date. Such as Brez, Ovaille or Clos de la George.

The Vaud vineyard...