Haute-Savoie wines

The taste of the mountains in every glass

Born of high altitude terroirs, these confidential crus express all the freshness and character of the Haute Savoie landscape. Mondeuse, Jacquère, Roussette or Chasselas: each grape variety tells its own local story, shaped by the Alpine climate and the expertise of passionate winemakers. An authentic discovery to be savoured glass in hand… at the foot of the summits.

Not to be missed A discreet but exceptional vineyard

Nestling between lakes and peaks, the vineyards of Haute-Savoie are a little-known jewel in the crown of Alpine heritage. The vineyards stretch along the mountainsides, on demanding, authentic terroirs. Local grape varieties such as Jacquère, Roussette and Mondeuse give birth to wines that are fresh, mineral and full of character. Crystalline whites, light reds, natural sparkling wines: each cuvée reflects the character of the soil and the altitude climate. These confidential wines seduce with their sincerity and their perfect harmony with Savoyard cuisine.

Experience Tasting at source

Experiencing wine in Haute-Savoie is about much more than having a glass: it’s about meeting the people who make it. Local winemakers, often committed to organic or biodynamic farming, open their doors to share their passion. In a vaulted cellar, among the vines or at a gourmet fair, you can taste lively, expressive wines made with patience and expertise. Wine walks, tasting workshops and participatory grape harvests offer a warm immersion in a vineyard on a human scale. A sensory and human experience, to be enjoyed alone, as a couple or with friends.

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Inspiration Wine, a reflection of the landscape

Here, every glass tells a mountain story. The vines cling to the slopes, overlook the valleys and flirt with the skies. Haute-Savoie wine is the beauty of relief in a clear liquid. It’s a walk between the reflections of Lake Geneva, fragrant mountain pastures and hilltop villages. Tasting a Roussette facing Mont-Blanc or a Mondeuse at sunset becomes a lasting memory, a simple, powerful emotion. Wine festivals, local markets and friendly events extend this connection to a living territory. Wine here is not just a product: it’s a culture, an Alpine art of living, rooted in the land and open to the world.