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German Switzerland

Known by the somewhat unimaginative name of German Speaking Switzerland, this wine region brings together the appellations of seventeen cantons spread across the length and breadth of the county but bound by their common tongue.

German Switzerland

Key Facts about German Switzerland

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Appellations of German Switzerland



Read more about Aargau

Aargau AOC

Aargau AOC is a Swiss wine appellation in the north-west of the country.  With three-hundred-and-eighty hectares under vine, the canton of Aargau ...

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Read more about Graubünden

Graubünden AOC

Graubünden AOC is a Swiss wine appellation covering the geographical region from which it takes its name. With a landscape dominated by the Pinot ...

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Read more about Schaffhausen

Schaffhausen AOC

Known as ‘Blauburgunderland’, the canton of Schaffhausen in north-eastern Switzerland is renowned for its dedication to the cultivation of nobl...

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Read more about St Gallen

St Gallen AOC

St. Gallen AOC is a Swiss wine appellation that covers the canton from which it takes its name. Situated in the north-east of the country between L...

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1 wine
Read more about Thurgau

Thurgau AOC

A rural canton, perhaps better known for its apples than its grapes, Thurgau - in north-eastern Switzerland produces wines principally from the Pin...

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Read more about Zürich

Zürich AOC

Switzerland's largest city gives its name to Zürich AOC - considered amongst the most important wine appellations in the German Speaking region. R...

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