Gutedel
Gutedel is one of the oldest grape varieties in the world – and one of the most underestimated. Its wines delight with a fine, restrained nature: light, fresh, with delicate fruit and a pleasant drinking pleasure that makes them the ideal companion for relaxed evenings. Anyone not looking for a loud, opulent wine, but rather honest elegance in the glass, will love Gutedel.
The variety is primarily at home in the Markgräflerland in Baden as well as in Switzerland, where it is known as Chasselas. At Vinoscout, you will discover three carefully selected Gutedels from this classic home region – including wines from renowned wineries like Ziereisen and Blankenhorn. Prices range between 12 and 25 euros, so there is the right thing for every occasion.
The same grape variety goes by other names depending on its origin. In this selection, you will also find it as Fendant.
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Grand Prix du Vin Suisse 2025 - Silbermedaille
Awarded by Swiss Wine Grand Prix
Expovina 2023
Awarded by Expovina
Robert Parker Bewertung 2024
Awarded by Robert Parker's Wine Advocate
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Gutedel – the quiet charmer from Baden and Switzerland
Gutedel is one of the oldest grape varieties in Europe and is surprisingly unexcited: no loud fruit bombardment, no heavy oak – instead, a wine that convinces with restraint and freshness. In the glass, it appears light yellow and lively, on the palate light, mineral, and pleasantly mild with a fine, almost delicate spice. If you like wines that you can simply drink without thinking too much, Gutedel is the perfect choice.
At home on the Kaiserstuhl and Lake Geneva
Its heart beats primarily in the Baden Markgräflerland region around the Kaiserstuhl as well as on the Swiss side of Lake Geneva, where it is known by the name Chasselas. Both regions provide it with the mild climate and the soils it needs to unfold its quiet elegance.
Our Gutedel range at Vinoscout
At Vinoscout, you will currently find three carefully selected Gutedel wines between 12.00 and 25.20 euros. With the Ziereisen Gutedel Heugumber, you get an uncomplicated entry into the topic. If you want to dig deeper, go for the Steingrüble from Ziereisen – one of the most renowned Gutedel producers in Baden. And with the Château de Châtagneréaz from the Swiss La Côte AC, you have the Chasselas perspective directly for comparison. Small but fine – this range shows what is in this underestimated variety.