Domaine Bovy – Chexbres
Perched above Lake Geneva, Domaine Bovy epitomizes Vaudois hospitality. This family estate, steeped in generations of winemaking, welcomes guests in a panoramic veranda offering one of Lavaux’s most spectacular vistas—part of a UNESCO World Heritage site. Inside, century-old oak foudres adorned with paintings tell the story of tradition. The estate also pioneers wellness with La Vigne, a mobile vineyard spa using recycled vine products. This innovative experience earned the Global Winner award at the 2023 Best Of Wine Tourism, underlining the estate’s leadership at the intersection of well-being and wine.
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Francey Vins – Chexbres
Rooted since 1384, this family estate offers a deep dive into the intimate world of Lavaux’s winemakers. From the stone terraces of two historic vineyard huts, guests enjoy La Nuit des Capites, an atmospheric evening tasting under the stars. The soft glow of solar lights illuminates the vines, and the winemaker personally guides the experience.
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Domaine de la Crausaz – Grandvaux
Just minutes from Lausanne, Domaine de la Crausaz offers a breathtaking panoramic terrace that appears to hover between sky and lake. Combining traditional know-how with agronomic precision, the estate focuses on soil vitality and balance, translating nature’s richness into expressive, vibrant wines. The setting, serene and bright, adds a contemplative layer to the tasting.
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Domaine Les Tilleuls – Monnaz
Overlooking the Vaud countryside, the Léman, and the majestic Château de Vufflens, Domaine Les Tilleuls boasts one of the region’s most serene vistas. The Duruz family cultivates their vines with care and respect for natural cycles. Their wines reflect a sincere pursuit of quality, shaped by the calm strength of the surrounding landscape.
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Domaine de Penloup – Tartegnin
Located just above the village, Domaine de Penloup, owned by Vincent Graenicher, gazes across the La Côte wine region and the stunning Lake Geneva. Fully organic and moving toward biodynamics, the estate produces characterful, low-intervention wines vinified with intention. Amphorae, oak barrels, and steel tanks share the cellar space, showcasing a balanced approach between innovation and respect for terroir.
https://www.graenicher-vins.ch/fr
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Domaine des Afforêts – Aigle
In the Vaud Chablais, Domaine des Afforêts rises from the mineral-rich alpine foothills. The sloped vineyards enjoy ideal sun exposure and sweeping views of the Rhône valley and surrounding peaks. Every vine is tended by hand, and the winemaking remains minimal to allow the grapes—and their striking terroir—to speak for themselves.
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Cave du Clos Aimond – Aigle
Nestled below the medieval Château d’Aigle, Clos Aimond is bathed in the golden light of the Chablais sun. Wine tastings take place in the garden or cellar, in close contact with nature. Practicing organic viticulture since 2016, the estate produces wines of freshness and clarity that reflect both history and evolution.
https://www.cave-du-clos-aimond.ch
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Vignoble Cousin – Bonvillars
In the Vaud North, Vignoble Cousin cultivates precision on just four hectares of carefully managed vines. The setting is tranquil and open, offering panoramic views over the Jura hills and Lake Neuchâtel. Here, wine becomes almost meditative—shaped by minimal intervention and a deep respect for nature’s rhythms.
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From the heights of Lavaux to the gentle slopes of La Côte, from the sunlit terraces of Chablais to the vineyard rows overlooking Lake Neuchâtel, Vaud’s wine estates reflect the rich diversity of a land shaped by vines and the passion of its winemakers. These places—where nature, heritage, and innovation come together—are a boundless source of inspiration for wine tourism professionals and enthusiasts alike.