A commented tasting of six wines, three classiques and three reserves, takes place in the bicentenary cellar at Balavaud, with options to add raclette or fondue.
Tip: Saturday mornings are walk-in, weekday visits for groups of eight or more need advance booking.
An outdoor escape game hidden among the Mont d'Or vineyard's storage huts, built around the estate's 1878 Johannisberg gold medal, with wine tasting available afterward.
Tip: Add the optional tasting or aperitif when booking, the escape-game price alone does not include wine.
Cave Ardevaz in Chamoson runs a guided cellar tour with an oenologist, plus themed tastings that pair wine with cheese or walk through a six-wine flight.
Tip: The cheese-and-wine pairing option suits groups, ask about it when you book the standard tasting.
Fernand Cina leads a guided vineyard walk above Salgesch followed by a wine tasting, a local product platter and unlimited raclette on the estate's terrace.
Tip: Available April to October at noon by request, smaller groups should ask about joining another booking.
Diego Mathier, twice named Swiss Winemaker of the Decade, guides tastings of Adrian et Diego Mathier wines in Salgesch, with an optional vineyard hike and platter.
Tip: Ask about adding the vineyard hike, it's an optional extra that most tasting-only bookings skip.