Chablais (Vaud)

Chablais (Vaud), the western gateway to the Alps


The Chablais AOC vineyard is located at the bottom of the Vaudois Alps, and with more than 590 hectares of land, it makes up approximately 15% of the entire Vaudois vineyard. As opposed to other vineyards in the area, Chablais benefits from a distinct microclimate that makes its white wines mineral and its reds full of character. Chasselas grapes are the most plentiful in the AOC region, as they best reflect the terroir. Other whites and reds, such as Pinot Noir, Gamay, Garanoir, Gamaret, and Merlot also play an important role when creating this special blend. The hot and dry climate paired with the limestone soils composed of alluvium, moraine, or even gypsum provide structure and minerality to the wines.

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Chablais (Vaud) Information

Info from various sources including the very resourceful www.vins-chablais.ch

Key info


Area590 ha

Distribution74% white, 26% red

ClimateMild climate, fairly dry

SoilsLimestone-rich alluvial and moraine soil, which can also contain gypsum


CultivationTerraces and walled parcels





Sourcewww.vins-chablais.ch


Chablais (Vaud) Grapes

Grapes (white) Area Weight
Chasselas - indigenous

Grapes (red)                      Area Weight
Pinot Noir

Gamay

Merlot

Gamaret

Our selection of Chablais producers

In no particular order, we have selected for you the following wineries for the quality of their wines and/or their hospitality.

Estate Address Website

DOMAINE DE LA PIERRE LATINE
Les Rennauds, 1853 Yvorne (VD)
www.pierre-latine.com

MAISON BLANCHE Château Maison Blanche 3, 1853 Yvorne (VD)
www.maison-blanche.ch

HENRI BADOUX Route d'Ollon 8, 1860 Aigle (VD)
www.henri-badoux.ch
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