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Château Maison Blanche

Château Maison Blanche is located in Yvorne – one of Switzerland's most prestigious wine-growing regions. What makes this winery so special begins literally in the soil: A landslide from 1584 scour... Read more Read less

Château Maison Blanche is located in Yvorne – one of Switzerland's most prestigious wine-growing regions. What makes this winery so special begins literally in the soil: A landslide from 1584 scoured the terraces with limestone and alpine sediments, creating a terroir that is truly unique.

On 8 hectares of steep slopes, vines grow, tended by hand – with the utmost respect for this exceptional place. In the cellar, the winemaker continues a century-old tradition, aging the wines in oak barrels. The result: top-quality wines that make their origin palpable in every sip.

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Château Maison Blanche
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Grape varieties Cabernet SauvignonMerlot

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Château Maison Blanche Médoc AOC Cru Bourgeois
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Sale price14,70 € Regular price17,95 € 0,75 l (19,60 €/l)
Château Barrail Bellegrave Saint-Emilion Grand Cru AOC

About Château Maison Blanche

Château Maison Blanche —
Craftsmanship and history from Yvorne

Château Maison Blanche is located in Yvorne, one of the most respected wine-growing regions in Switzerland. What distinguishes the winery from others begins literally underfoot: a landslide in 1584 covered the terraces with limestone and alpine sediments, forming a terroir that is unique in this combination.

On 8 hectares of steep slopes, the vines are cared for exclusively by hand — an effort that shows in the glass. The oenologist continues a hundred-year-old cellar tradition: aging in oak barrels, patience as a tool, no shortcuts. The wines carry their origin in every sip — mineral, precise, with the unmistakable character of alpine limestone sites.

Those who drink the wines of Château Maison Blanche also drink a piece of Swiss wine history — from a place that has shown for centuries what terroir really means.