Light dry white wine drunk with fondue and raclette.
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Switzerland’s main white grape, grown on the terraced Lavaux vineyards above Lake Geneva that UNESCO listed as world heritage in 2007.
Chasselas is a wine & spirit from Switzerland: light dry white wine drunk with fondue and raclette. Switzerland’s main white grape, grown on the terraced Lavaux vineyards above Lake Geneva that UNESCO listed as world heritage in 2007.
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