Henri Chasselas d'Yvorne is a white produced by Henri Badoux in Yvorne (Chablais), Vaud, Switzerland. Made from Chasselas. Cellarion's sommeliers have reviewed the drink window of 1 vintage; members see when it is ready. Track this wine and manage your cellar with Cellarion — the free, open-source wine app at cellarion.app.
Type: White
Appellation: Yvorne (Chablais)
Region: Vaud
Country: Switzerland
Grapes: Chasselas
Tasting profile
Structure: light-bodied, low acidity, dry
Henri Badoux's Chasselas from Yvorne in the Chablais, on the stony slopes above the Rhône. It is delicate and low in acidity, with lime blossom, pear and a flinty, slightly salty finish. Usually drunk within a few years, though good Yvorne Chasselas can gain honeyed depth with age.
When to drink
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Where it comes from
Vaud, Switzerland
Vaud is a canton in western Switzerland and one of the country's most important wine regions, wrapped around the northern shore of Lake Geneva and the Rhône valley.
Chasselas
Chasselas is a white grape most closely tied to the shores of Lake Geneva in Switzerland, where it is the country's signature white; in Germany's Baden it goes by the name Gutedel.
More wines
From Henri Badoux
- Aigle les Murailles — Henri Badoux, Aigle
- Blanc de Noir — Henri Badoux, Chablais
- Gamaret/Garanoir — Henri Badoux, Vaud
- Murailles Brut Grande Cuvée Rosé — Henri Badoux
- Petit Vignoble — Henri Badoux, Yvorne
- Ramarro Rosato — Henri Badoux
More white wines from Vaud
- Féchy — Domaine du Martheray, Féchy AOC Grand Cru
- Grand Cru de la Côte — Château de Luins, La Côte
- In Exelsis Signature — Charles Rolaz, Vin de Pays Suisse
- Lavaux — Salamandre, Lavaux
Frequently asked questions
Where is Henri Chasselas d'Yvorne from?
Henri Chasselas d'Yvorne is produced by Henri Badoux in Yvorne (Chablais), Vaud, Switzerland.
What grapes are in Henri Chasselas d'Yvorne?
Henri Chasselas d'Yvorne is made from Chasselas.