Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Dardagny from the En Primeur Club guide.
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Dardagny, Switzerland
Domaine de la Planta is a small, family-run Geneva AOC estate in Dardagny, built around cellar tastings, direct sales, and a broad portfolio from Chasselas and Chardonnay to Gamay, Pinot Noir, and Merlot. Its 12 hectares and 21-wine range make it a useful stop for understanding how Geneva’s countryside producers translate cool-climate fruit into accessible, site-led bottles.
Dardagny, Switzerland
Domaine de la Roche 1859 is a small Mandement estate in Dardagny, working 13 hectares across Dardagny, Russin and Satigny with a focus on Chasselas, Gamay, Pinot noir, Gamaret and other Geneva varieties. The appeal is low-key rather than polished: cellar tastings, outdoor pours when weather allows, and a clear link between the right bank’s vineyard culture and the wines in the glass.
Dardagny, Switzerland
Domaine des Rothis is a family-run Genève AOC estate in Dardagny, shaped by the Mandement’s village wine culture and the Röthlisberger family’s work as vine growers and producers. The draw is Geneva in a direct, cellar-door register: Gamaret at the center, with still white, rosé, sparkling, and dessert wines broadening the picture.
Dardagny, Switzerland
Dardagny’s wine culture is small-scale, cellar-led, and closely tied to Geneva’s cool-climate reds. Domaine du Clos des Pins fits that tradition through Gamaret, estate-rooted history, and a tasting format built around conversation rather than tourism theatre.
Dardagny, Switzerland
Domaine Dugerdil is a fourth-generation organic estate in Dardagny, working 8.8 hectares on the Mandement plateau under Geneva AOC. The draw is terroir-led Swiss wine rather than cellar-door theatre: sandstone and calcareous soils, Bise winds, Chasselas, Pinot Blanc, Savagnin, Garanoir and Chardonnay, with a quiet rural tasting style shaped by winemaker Sophie Dugerdil.
Dardagny, Switzerland
Domaine Les Faunes is a small family estate in Dardagny, in Switzerland’s Canton of Geneva, where cellar-door tasting is shaped by Chasselas, local red varieties, and a notably broad set of grapes for a human-scale winery. Its strongest signal is range: 17 varieties, on-site vinification, a Genève AOC frame, and a DistiSuisse 2021 gold medal for a 20-year-aged Eau de vie.
Dardagny, Switzerland
Domaine Les Hutins is a family-run organic Geneva AOC estate in Dardagny, rooted in vigneron-encaveur tradition and a broad view of local terroir. Its range spans Chasselas, Pinot varieties, Sauvignon Blanc and reds built from Swiss and international grapes, making it a useful cellar-door lens on the Coteaux de Dardagny rather than a design-led wine attraction.
Dardagny, Switzerland
Stéphane Gros is a small Dardagny winery in the Canton of Geneva, framed around direct sales, private tastings, events, and a terroir-led portfolio of still red and white wines. Its strength is not spectacle but scale: a quiet, working-winery format suited to travelers who want Geneva wine country without a resort-style cellar door.
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