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Distilleries in Switzerland

There are 90 distilleries, tasting rooms, and spirit producers in Switzerland on the Distillery Map. Two bans shape this list. Grain couldn't legally be turned into spirit in Switzerland until 1999, so every Swiss whisky on this map postdates that year. Absinthe was outlawed from 1910 until 2005, despite Val-de-Travers being the valley where it was invented — and where it quietly kept being made throughout. The steady business underneath both has always been fruit: Kirsch around Zug, Williams pear in the Valais.

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Frequently asked questions

How many distilleries are there in Switzerland?
There are 90 distilleries, tasting rooms, and spirit producers in Switzerland on the Distillery Map. The map is community-built and growing, so the number keeps rising.
What counts as a distillery on this map?
The map includes working distilleries, tasting rooms, and other spirit producers — whiskey, gin, rum, brandy, and more — compiled from OpenStreetMap, Wikidata, and community submissions.
I run a distillery in Switzerland — how do I update my listing?
Find your distillery in the list on this page and choose "Is this your distillery? Claim it." Claiming is free and lets you correct your details and add visitor information like tours and bookings.

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