31. Château de Peseux: story of a renaissance
(Canton de Neuchâtel/Vins et gastronomie - English)

by Alexandre Truffer, ©RomanDuVin.ch 2006 The wine-growing châteaux of French speaking Switzerland also live and die. However, a resurrection occurs occasionally, as in the case of the

32. Château de Peseux: story of a renaissance
(Sur la route des vins/Neuchâtel - English)

The wine-growing châteaux of French speaking Switzerland also live and die. However, a resurrection occurs occasionally, as in the case of the Peseux château. Even though Neuchâtel

33. A brief history of Switzerland
(Suisse/Pays - English)

... who gave their name to the Swiss and catapulted the country into History. Incorporated into the Roman Empire, Switzerland was gradually Christianised. The country was then to form part of the kingdom...

34. A brief history of Switzerland
(Suisse/Pays - English)

... who gave their name to the Swiss and catapulted the country into History. Incorporated into the Roman Empire, Switzerland was gradually Christianised. The country was then to form part of the kingdom...

35. A brief history of Switzerland
(Suisse/Pays - English)

... who gave their name to the Swiss and catapulted the country into History. Incorporated into the Roman Empire, Switzerland was gradually Christianised. The country was then to form part of the kingdom...

36. The unknown Plant Robert
(Canton de Vaud/Vins et gastronomie - English)

by Alexandre Truffer, ©RomanDuVin.ch 2006 Wine-growing Switzerland has an amazing variety of vines. Some among them which may not be very popular, may have been forgotten or require a lot of care

37. Scheurebe, a Genevan of northern origins
(Canton de Genève/Vins et gastronomie - English)

... decades, changed an oenologically unimportant region into one of the most interesting viticultural centres in Switzerland. Hidden among hectares of vines swaying peacefully on the hills of Mandement,...

38. Château de Denens: 1000 years in the service of wine
(Canton de Vaud/Vins et gastronomie - English)

...y of Bibracte. After Divico's defeat in 58 BC, the people he led had to return to the territory of present day Switzerland and accept the Pax Romana. The towns, burnt by our ancestors during their exo...

39. Château de Denens: 1000 years in the service of wine
(Sur la route des vins/Vaud - English)

... Bibracte. After Divico's defeat in 58 BC, the people he led had to return to the territory of present day Switzerland and accept the Pax Romana. The towns, burnt by our ancestors during their exo...

40. Bubbles at the Monastery
(Canton de Neuchâtel/Vins et gastronomie - English)

...e 6th century, which makes it the earliest place of Christian worship in the region, perhaps even the whole of Switzerland. Read more ...