J. & M. Dizerens
White wines from J. & M. Dizerens
Red wines from J. & M. Dizerens
from J. & M. Dizerens
The imposing 16th century manor of the Domaine de la Crausaz lies in the middle of the vines near Grandvaux and offers a stunning view of Lake Geneva. Here Jean-François and Michel Dizerens receive their guests, all of them fond of Vaud wines and in particular of the Chasselas grape, which undoubtedly reigns supreme in this area. The family estate also includes the Domaine du Moulin in Lutry and the Domaine de Montagny in the Villette appellation.
It looks back on a centuries-old tradition while introducing creativity and modern expertise. Chasselas wines show fascinating variation depending on their origin and the properties of the soil in which they grow. The geological diversity in the canton of Vaud is enormous. In the magnificent location of Dézaley Grand Cru, we find clay and calcareous soils, while more loamy soils prevail in the Epesses appellation. Thus Chasselas does not always equal Chasselas, which is beautifully expressed in the various wines offered. The vines enjoy plenty of sunshine on the impressive southern slope of the Lavaux, known as the region of the three suns, namely the sun in the sky, on the lake and in the walls.
The vast expanse of Lake Geneva reflects the rays like an enormous mirror. The ancient terrace walls store the heat of the day to release it slowly again during the night. These terraces date back to the 11th century, when Benedictine and Cistercian monks were already involved in intense viticulture. They give this landscape - a UNESCO World Heritage site - its unique character. Baur au Lac Vins has been collaborating with the Dizerens family for decades. Based on this special relationship, we entrusted them with carefully selecting their own wines for our customers and guests at the Hotel Baur au Lac.
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Château Fourcas-Borie
The Bruno Borie family, which is also the owner of Château Ducru-Beaucaillou 2e Cru Classé in Saint Julien), acquired the Château Fourcas Dumont in 2009 and from then on named it Château Fourcas-Borie.
Viñedos Terranoble
Soon after their arrival, the first Spanish colonists were already remarking the ideal vine growing conditions in Chile. In this country of great contrasts, embedded between the Andes and the Pacific Ocean, the many wine regions differ significantly through micro-climate, topography and altitudes, and geological properties. TerraNoble owns vineyards in three different regions and so can provide different varieties with the most suitable growing conditions.
Bodegas Amézola de la Mora
The Amézola de la Mora family vineyard originated in the 19th century. Already then it enjoyed a good reputation in large parts of the country. With the appearance of the dreaded phylloxera plague, however, production unfortunately came to an end. In 1986, Iñigo Amézola de la Mora brought the family estate back to life.