
OUR REGIONS
Nestled between lakes and peaks, Haute-Savoie’s vineyard is a little-known gem of Alpine heritage. The vines stretch across the mountain slopes, rooted in demanding and authentic terroirs. Local grape varieties produce wines that are fresh, mineral, and full of character. Crystal-clear whites, light reds, natural sparkling wines — each cuvée reflects the distinctiveness of the soil and the high-altitude climate. These rare wines charm with their honesty and their perfect harmony with Savoyard cuisine.



Taste at the source
Experiencing wine in Haute-Savoie is much more than just drinking a glass: it's about meeting the people who make it. Local winemakers, often committed to organic or biodynamic practices, open their doors to share their passion. In a vaulted cellar, amidst the vines, or at a gourmet wine fair, you can taste vibrant, expressive wines, crafted with patience and expertise. Wine walks, tasting workshops, or participatory harvests offer a warm immersion into a human-scale vineyard. A sensory and human experience to enjoy alone or as a couple.
or with friends.
Wine, a reflection of a landscape
Here, every glass tells a mountain story. Vines cling to the slopes, overlook the valleys, and reach for the sky. Haute-Savoie wine captures the beauty of the landscape in a clear liquid. It's a journey through the reflections of Lake Geneva, fragrant alpine pastures, and perched villages. Wine festivals, local markets, and convivial events extend this connection to a vibrant region. Wine here isn't just a product; it's a culture, an Alpine way of life, rooted in the land and open to the world.
Between culture and gastronomy
Experience Haute-Savoie in a different way: stroll through its cultural sites, savor the local cuisine and share the passion of the producers who cultivate the authenticity of our terroirs.

RESTAURANTS


Interactive map of certified sites
Explore all the Vignobles & Découvertes certified establishments in Haute-Savoie at a glance. Thanks to this interactive map, easily locate vineyards, wineries, restaurants, accommodations, cultural sites and wine tourism activities in the region.





