Graubünden region
The Graubünden wine region is a charming and diverse area in Switzerland, stretching across the east of the country. Characterized by a picturesque Alpine landscape and terraced vineyards, this region offers a unique terroir and climatic conditions that create ideal conditions for viticulture.
The majestic mountains and green valleys form a breathtaking backdrop for the vineyards stretching along the sun-drenched south-facing slopes. The Graubünden wine region is known for its terroir diversity. The diverse soils, altitudes, and microclimates allow for the cultivation of diverse grape varieties, lending the wines exceptional complexity and finesse.
Pinot Noir, the noble red grape variety, dominates the vineyards of Graubünden and is the region's specialty. The cool nights and warm days promote slow ripening of the grapes, resulting in expressive and elegant red wines. Graubünden's winemakers pride themselves on their traditional methods and their deep understanding of viticulture, which has been passed down through generations.
The wines from Graubünden are characterized by a remarkable balance between freshness, fruitiness, and fine minerality. The winemakers place great emphasis on meticulous craftsmanship, both during the grape harvest and during vinification in the cellar. This results in authentic wines that impressively reflect the terroir and characteristics of the region.
The Graubünden wine region is not only a paradise for wine lovers, but also for nature lovers and hikers. The picturesque surroundings and well-marked hiking trails invite you to explore the vineyards and enjoy breathtaking views. Many wineries also offer wine tastings and tours, giving visitors the opportunity to sample the region's wines and learn more about winemaking.
