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CONTENTS 2009-2010 GUIDE
Preface by Swiss Confederation President Mr Pascal Couchepin
Swiss vineyards in figures
Swiss grape growing and winemaking in figures: area, grape varieties, consumption and more
Swiss vineyards, question and answers
Questions and answers to help you better know the vineyards and wines of Switzerland
Spotlight on the Mémoire des Vins Suisses
Description: the main grape varieties grown in Switzerland
Thirty-three grape varieties grown in Switzerland, from the most well known and most widely planted, Pinot Noir and Chasselas, to local grapes such as Amigne, Servagnin and Raeuschling.
The Grand Prix du Vin Suisse
The competition, behind the scenes of the judging, the top award in the nine categories of wines tasted and the list of award-winning wines for 2008.
- The excellent vineyards of Vaud!
- Valais vineyards in peak form
- Ticino’s vineyards, brushed by the Alps and the Mediterranean
- German-speaking Switzerland: top quality and innovation
- The three lakes (Neuchatel, Vully, Bienne Lake), illustrious reflections
- Geneva, an international dimension
Discover these wine regions, from their grapes to their vine and wine cultures, including their own special wines. Pick up tips and ideas for new ways to explore them.
Spotlight on the cantonal wine promotion associations which are responsible for ensuring quality.
Portraits of the selected producers with a wealth of practical information: winery visiting hours, bank cards accepted, wine prices and more.
Index by domain name and wine producer name
Glossary
Definitions for the main echnical terms used in the guide.
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