Fendant de St-Leonard
Fendant, the Valais appellation name for Chasselas, from the St-Leonard terroir.
CHF 19.90 at the cooperative shop
Sion cooperative drawing fruit from about 1,500 growers across roughly 750 hectares of Valais vineyard, bottling some 120 wines that run from Fendant and Johannisberg to Cornalin.
Fendant de St-Leonard3.8/5 · CHF 19.90 at the cooperative shop
Johannisberg de Chamoson3.8/5 · CHF 21.90 at the cooperative shop
Gamay Coqueret3.6/5 · CHF 16.90 at the cooperative shop
Dole3.7/5 · CHF 21.90 at the cooperative shop
Pinot Noir Domaine de Tournelette4.0/5 · CHF 39 at the cooperative shop
Tasting: Provins operates boutique wine bars across Valais and offers a personal sommelier contact for group tastings; visit format varies by location.
Fendant, the Valais appellation name for Chasselas, from the St-Leonard terroir.
CHF 19.90 at the cooperative shop
Johannisberg is the Valais name for Sylvaner, here bottled from Chamoson fruit.
CHF 21.90 at the cooperative shop
Light, fruit-forward Gamay bottled under the Coqueret label.
CHF 16.90 at the cooperative shop
Dole is the Valais appellation blend of Pinot Noir and Gamay, an everyday house style at Provins.
CHF 21.90 at the cooperative shop
Single-domaine Pinot Noir from Provins, sourced from the Tournelette estate.
CHF 39 at the cooperative shop