The Valais is the largest wine region and appellation in Switzerland, responsible for around one third of the country's total wine production.

The spectacular, often terraced, vineyards of Switzerland's largest wine region stretch along the upper course of the Rhone. Set in the heart of the Alps, ...

Around one third of Swiss wine is produced by the vineyards of the Valais. The vineyards extend over 100km along the Rhône at between 270m and 1100m above ...

The Valais wine region of Switzerland is the largest in the country, and its wines account for a third of the country's total wine production. The vineyards of ...

Everything you need to know about Valais wines such as Petite Arvine and Cornalin, Valais cellars and events in Switzerland's largest vineyard.

Tasting Brilliant ruby colour. Fresh, fine and elegant nose of red berries. On the palate a wonderful harmony between fruitiness and a rather light structure, ...

Petite Arvine is THE Valais white wine par excellence. Considered exclusive to Valais since 1602, it is delicate, sensitive to the wind and a late developer.

Valais, the Swiss Wine Mecca. High up, perched on the steep slopes of the Alps, overlooking the Rhone, we find some of Switzerland's most stunning vineyards.

Valais is one of the six Swiss wine regions. The vineyards cover 5,236 hectares. They are characterised by around 60 different, mostly autochthonous grape ...

Sion is a large municipality in (and capital of) the Valais canton and wine appellation in southwest Switzerland. The town, which sits in the centre of the most ...