Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Rolle from the En Primeur Club guide.
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Rolle, Switzerland
Cave de Bellecour SA is a production-led Swiss cave in Rolle, tied to the Schenk family wine group and focused on La Côte AOC and Mont-sur-Rolle expressions of Chasselas. The appeal is less about staged hospitality than about understanding Vaud’s white-wine identity through a functional cellar operation connected to a producer-distributor with roots in 1893.
Rolle, Switzerland
Cave de Lilas belongs to Rolle’s Chasselas country, where Vaud’s white-wine identity is shaped by Lake Geneva’s moderating climate and the Mont-sur-Rolle appellation. Its story is less about spectacle than continuity: a winery with corporate history dating to 1934, focused on still white Chasselas and the dry, light-bodied register that defines the area.
Rolle, Switzerland
Charles Rolaz in Rolle belongs to the Swiss wine conversation where Chasselas, lake-moderated slopes, and multi-region Vaud terroir matter more than cellar-door theatrics. The Hammel – Terres de Vins orbit brings together La Côte, Lavaux and Chablais holdings, 35 grape varieties, biodynamic work, and a historic cellar atmosphere shaped around serious tasting rather than design spectacle.
Rolle, Switzerland
Charles Rolaz (La Roche aux Fées SA) sits within Rolle’s Vaud wine orbit, where Chasselas, lake-influenced light and La Côte’s gravelly soils matter more than cellar theatrics. The Maison Hammel – Terres de Vins connection gives the label scale, while Charles Rolaz’s work with blends and varieties such as Malbec places it outside a narrow Chasselas-only reading of the region.
Rolle, Switzerland
Domaine Bec d'Or puts La Côte Vaudoise in focus: Chasselas, Viognier, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Merlot grown on Jura-facing plots above Lake Geneva. The draw is terroir rather than spectacle, with a family-run estate format, sustainable vineyard work, and a Swiss winemaker associated with more than 300 regional and international medals.
Rolle, Switzerland
Domaine La Bigaire is a small independent wine estate in Rolle, within Switzerland’s La Côte AOC along Lake Geneva. The appeal is quiet vineyard context rather than high-production hospitality: a rural, appointment-led visit shaped by the lake-facing Vaud wine belt and its understated cellar culture.
Rolle, Switzerland
Domaine Rosset gives Rolle a grounded La Côte wine stop rather than a design-led tasting room: clay-limestone slopes, family farming, Chasselas-led regional identity and cellar visits arranged by appointment. Its history reaches back to 1785, with a former vine nursery that supplied grafted plants across French-speaking Switzerland and Ticino, making the estate as much about viticulture as finished bottles.
Rolle, Switzerland
Hammel – Terres de Vins brings a quiet wine-country format to Rolle, with antique cellars, a Lake Geneva-side setting, and a focus on still red and white wines. The draw is less about urban tasting-room polish than a classic Vaud wine visit shaped around place, cellar atmosphere, and structured hospitality.
Rolle, Switzerland
Schenk Suisse S.A. is a large-scale Swiss wine company in Rolle with roots dating to 1893 and a portfolio shaped by historic house names rather than a single-estate model. Its draw is less cellar-door romance than Vaud-linked scale, family continuity, and a sustainability program with a concrete packaging result: 600 tonnes less glass through a lighter Murailles bottle.
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