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Swiss Natural Wine Festival
6th Swiss Natural Wine Festival
Around forty winemakers will be showcasing the diversity of Swiss natural wines from all regions of the country. Produced in accordance with the ASVN charter, these wines are made from organic or biodynamic grapes, pressed and then fermented without any additives. No artificial additives, no adjustments: just the grapes, the terroir, the vintage and the winemakers’ expertise.
Whether white, red, rosé, orange or pét-nat, these unique wines invite you to enjoy a free-spirited, lively and characterful tasting experience. An opportunity to meet the people who create them and to discover wine in its purest form. Sales stalls and a large tasting table featuring over 100 wines.
Event date
- Monday, 23 November 2026
More information
Espace Amaretto
Rue de Genève 97 B
1004 Lausanne
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