A region where wine is part of everyday life all year round
In Chambéry Montagnes, and the Cœur de Savoie, Savoyard wine is as much a way of life as it is a pleasure to savour. The region offers wine tourism events all year round, allowing visitors to discover the wines of Savoie, their unique grape varieties and the terroirs that shape them.
Vignobles en Scène, the flagship autumn event
Among the highlights, Vignobles en Scène (formerly Fascinant Week-End) is an unmissable event. Every autumn, over four days, winegrowers, restaurateurs and local producers welcome the public into the heart of the vineyards to share their passion through tastings, cellar tours, walks through the vineyards and gourmet meals. Awarded the ‘Vignobles & Découvertes’ label, this event combines expertise, a warm, friendly atmosphere and exceptional scenery.
Highlights of the event include:
- mountain bike rides through the vineyards ablaze with colour,
- tours of cellars where winemaking is in full swing,
- local picnics,
- gourmet tastings
- a visit to the Savoie Vine and Wine Museum in Montmélian
- chats with passionate winegrowers, restaurateurs and culinary artisans
A convivial and sensory escape to enjoy with friends, as a couple or with the family.
Tastings, workshops and discoveries all year round
Throughout the rest of the year, other events celebrate wine: Apéro’vignes, Chambéry by Wine, open days at producers’ estates, food and wine pairing workshops, and events in the town centre. These events offer an authentic, accessible and personal experience centred on wine.
The Savoie Vine and Wine Museum, located in Montmélian, rounds off this journey by offering a historical and sensory insight into the region’s wine-growing culture.
Whether you’re discovering wine for the first time or looking to deepen your knowledge, the wine-themed events in Chambéry Montagnes offer the chance to forge a strong connection with the region. Here, wine is about much more than just flavour: it embodies a way of life, a history and the joy of meeting people.




