The Maison Obrist winery was founded in Vevey (Switzerland) in February 1854. This Swiss winery is part of the Schenk Group, it is best known for its wines from estates such as La Cure d’Attalens, Clos du Rocher in Yvorne, Château de Vinzel, and the Château de Chardonne vineyard in Lavaux.
Today, Obrist owns more than 80 hectares of vineyards stretching from the Lavaux terraces to the heart of Valais, encompassing La Côte, Côtes de l’Orbe, and Chablais. Obrist products are part of The Wine Family, a concept that brings together all the Swiss wineries of the Schenk Group. The winery also develops new wine lines, such as N° 1 – Cuvée E. Obrist and La Petite Cure.
Wine(s) tasted:
* July 2026
La Petite Cure Rosé 2024 is a wine produced from the Gamay grape variety. It is a rosé made using the pressing method, in order to extract as little color as possible from the Gamay berries. The wine is aged in stainless steel tanks at low temperatures. The 2024 vintage of La Petite Cure Rosé has a pale salmon color. The nose is charming, with aromas of red fruits dominated by strawberry. The palate is fresh with elegant acidity. Medium finish.
Producer: Obrist, Avenue Reller 26, 1800 Vevey, Swittzerland
Website: https://thewinefamily.ch/
Appellation(s): Lavaux, Chardonne, Yvorne, Switzerland
