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Swiss Wine Weeks
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Discover Swiss wines – right in your region
From 1 September to 11 October 2026, Swiss wines will take centre stage in wine shops across Switzerland. The Swiss Wine Weeks invite you to rediscover the diversity of Switzerland’s wine regions – close to home.
Swiss Wine, just for you
From well-known classics to unexpected discoveries, Switzerland offers an extraordinary variety of grape varieties, regions and wine styles within a small area. During the Swiss Wine Weeks, participating wine shops put this diversity in the spotlight and invite you to try something new.
Enjoy personal advice, discover wines from different Swiss regions and perhaps find your next favourite wine.
Find a wine shop near you
Whether for your next aperitif, a meal with friends or simply out of curiosity, visit a participating wine shop and experience Swiss wine where personal advice and the joy of discovery come together.
Discover the participating wine shops in your region and experience the Swiss Wine Weeks 2026.
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To visit our site, you must be of legal drinking age in your country of residence.