Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Yvorne from the En Primeur Club guide.
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Yvorne, Switzerland
Château Maison Blanche is a historic Yvorne wine estate where Chasselas, steep terraces and Chablais geology carry the story. The 16th-century château, family-linked Schenk stewardship, cellar tastings and private-event format make it a serious stop for visitors who want Vaud wine culture with architectural weight rather than a casual bar-style tasting.
Yvorne, Switzerland
Clos de la George brings Yvorne’s Chablais terroir into sharp focus: an 8-hectare walled, terraced monopole tied to Hammel, with Chasselas, Chardonnay, Merlot and other still wines shaped by exposure, slope and restrained vineyard work. Its appeal is less cellar-door theatre than site literacy: Grand Cru positioning, manual harvesting, small-crate sorting and wines that make the Vaud hillside legible in the glass.
Yvorne, Switzerland
Domaine de l’Ovaille puts Yvorne’s Chasselas tradition in sharp relief: steep south-west-facing terraces, ancient debris slopes, and a small 2-hectare holding at 500–600 meters. The interest here is not spectacle but terroir translation, with the 1584 Grand Cru tying the estate’s identity to one of Vaud’s historic vineyard sites.
Yvorne, Switzerland
Domaine de la Pierre Latin is a small family-run Yvorne winery rooted in Vaud’s Chablais tradition, with hillside vineyards, a rural cellar atmosphere, and a focus on Yvorne AOC wines. The draw is terroir rather than spectacle: Chasselas from steep slopes, quiet cellar tastings, and a setting shaped by mountain and vineyard views.
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