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Weisse Reben Seite 1 Weisse Reben Rebsorte Kellerei / Web Inhaber / Kellermeister Festnetz Ort E – Mail Aligoté Domaine des Esserts +41 (0)22 754 12 47 1283 Essertines GE [email protected] Domaine du Paradis Roger Burgdorfer +41(0)22 753 18 55 1242 Satigny GE [email protected] Domaine Cornulus Stéphane Reynard & Dany VS Varone +41(0)27 395 25 45 1965 Savièse [email protected] Altesse Clos des Gondettes Françoise Berguer +41(0)22 753 11 23 1242 Satigny GE les [email protected] Domaine de la Mermière Yves Batardon +41(0)22 756 19 33 1286 Soral GE [email protected] Cave de l’Etat du Valais +41(0)27 306 21 05 1912 Leytron VS [email protected] Amigne Cave Les Ruinettes Serge Roh +41 (0)27 346 13 63 1963 Vétroz VS [email protected] Antoine & Christophe Bétrisey +41 (0)27 203 11 26 1958 St-Léonard VS [email protected] CAVE DES VIGNERONS SARL Famille Thétaz +41 (0)27 746 13 27 1926 Fully VS [email protected] Arneis Cantina Kopp von der Crone Visini +41( 0)91 682 96 16 6917 Barbengo TI 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