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GOAT 10 — Lionel Messi Collection
JOHANNISBERG
29.00 CHF
CHF 48.00
PINOT NOIR ROSÉ
29.00 CHF
CHF 48.00
sparkling ROSÉ BRUT
29.00 CHF
CHF 48.00
of 11 bottles
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of 11 bottles
and we'll deliver them to you for free
Lionel Messi Collection
PINOT NOIR ROSÉ
sparkling ROSÉ BRUT
CHF 87.00
CHF 144.00
Lionel Messi Collection
PINOT NOIR ROSÉ
sparkling ROSÉ BRUT
CHF 87.00
CHF 147.00
Lionel Messi, winner of eight Ballon d’Or awards and with more than 800 goals to his name, is now transcending football to create a new legacy: wine. After launching his “Leo” collection in Argentina in 2012, Messi embarked in 2023 on a new exclusive global collaboration, giving birth to GOAT 10 — Lionel Messi Collection.
Unveiled in October 2024 at Expovina Zurich, the official GOAT 10 collection translates into wine the values that have shaped Messi’s legend: precision, consistency, and the pursuit of excellence. This limited-edition collection is expressed through wines crafted in the heart of Switzerland’s Valais region, showcasing an exceptional terroir and unique winemaking expertise.
Château Constellation had the honor of being selected as the producer of the legendary limited-edition GOAT 10. In May 2026, the GOAT 10 Pinot Noir Rosé Brut was awarded a silver medal at the Mondial des Pinots, the only major international competition exclusively dedicated to wines of the Pinot family, standing out among more than 800 wines submitted by producers from around the world, further confirming the quality and excellence of the collection.
Lionel Messi, winner of eight Ballon d’Or awards and with more than 800 goals to his name, is now transcending football to create a new legacy: wine. After launching his “Leo” collection in Argentina in 2012, Messi embarked in 2023 on a new exclusive global collaboration, giving birth to GOAT 10 — Lionel Messi Collection.
Unveiled in October 2024 at Expovina Zurich, the official GOAT 10 collection translates into wine the values that have shaped Messi’s legend: precision, consistency, and the pursuit of excellence. This limited-edition collection is expressed through wines crafted in the heart of Switzerland’s Valais region, showcasing an exceptional terroir and unique winemaking expertise.
Château Constellation had the honor of being selected as the producer of the legendary limited-edition GOAT 10. In May 2026, the GOAT 10 Pinot Noir Rosé Brut was awarded a silver medal at the Mondial des Pinots, the only major international competition exclusively dedicated to wines of the Pinot family, standing out among more than 800 wines submitted by producers from around the world, further confirming the quality and excellence of the collection.
Lionel Messi, winner of eight Ballon d’Or awards and with more than 800 goals to his name, is now transcending football to create a new legacy: wine. After launching his “Leo” collection in Argentina in 2012, Messi embarked in 2023 on a new exclusive global collaboration, giving birth to GOAT 10 — Lionel Messi Collection.
Unveiled in October 2024 at Expovina Zurich, the official GOAT 10 collection translates into wine the values that have shaped Messi’s legend: precision, consistency, and the pursuit of excellence. This limited-edition collection is expressed through wines crafted in the heart of Switzerland’s Valais region, showcasing an exceptional terroir and unique winemaking expertise.
Château Constellation had the honor of being selected as the producer of the legendary limited-edition GOAT 10. In May 2026, the GOAT 10 Pinot Noir Rosé Brut was awarded a silver medal at the Mondial des Pinots, the only major international competition exclusively dedicated to wines of the Pinot family, standing out among more than 800 wines submitted by producers from around the world, further confirming the quality and excellence of the collection.
JOHANNISBERG
Appellation: AOC Valais
Grape variety: Sylvaner
Vintage: 2024
Country of origin: Switzerland
Wine-growing region: Valais
Alcohol content: 13% vol.
Format: 75 cl – cork
Serving temperature: 6–10 °C
Cellaring potential: Up to 20 years
Wine color: White
Tasting notes:
- Pale yellow with bright highlights.
- A rich bouquet revealing notes of toasted almonds as well as yellow fruits such as greengage plum. Subtle citrus nuances can also be detected.
- The palate is lively and fresh on the attack. The wine is balanced, fresh, and elegant. Its rich structure offers a sensation of freshness and fullness, with a finish marked by tropical aromatic notes.
VINEYARD
The grapes come from vines over 50 years old, located on the Chamoson hillsidein the heart of the Valais region. From the 1920s onwards, this grape variety found its ideal terroir in the schist soils of Chamoson, on one of the largest alluvial fans in Europe. Our wine comes partly from the renowned Crêtes-aux-Sang vineyard plot, a family-owned vineyard that has been passed down through several generations.
Altitude: 500 – 580 meters
Soils: Clay-limestone and schist soils
Exposure: Terraces of the Chamoson hillside
Vine training: : Guyot pruning
Yield: 850 g/m²
Planting density: 10,000 vines/hectare
This high-altitude terroir, benefiting from more than 300 days of sunshine per year, a dry climate, and the warm Foehn wind, promotes optimal grape ripening while preserving freshness and aromatic intensity.
The vineyard is cultivated according to the principles of integrated production, certified by the Vitival label. This voluntary approach is based on respect for the environment, biodiversity protection, responsible use of plant protection products, and continuous monitoring of the vineyard.
The grapes are exclusively hand-harvested from centuries-old terraces, sometimes accessible only by helicopter, ensuring rigorous selection and optimal quality.
HISTORY
Sylvaner is today the second most widely planted white grape variety in the Valais region. Introduced at the beginning of the 20th century, it quickly established itself thanks to its excellent adaptation to the Alpine climate. This wine has exceptional ageing potential: the longer it matures, the more its fruity aromas develop and gain in complexity.
The Johannisberg AOC Valais designation takes its name from the famous Johannisberg Castle, located in the Rheingau region of Germany. In the 19th century, Sylvaner vines from this estate were introduced to Valais, where local winegrowers adopted the name “Johannisberg” to refer to this grape variety.
PINOT NOIR ROSÉ
Appellation: AOC Valais
Grape variety: Pinot Noir
Vintage: 2024
Country of origin: Switzerland
Wine-growing region: Valais
Alcohol content: 12.5% vol.
Format: 75 cl – cork
Serving temperature: 6–8 °C
Cellaring potential: Up to 5 years
Wine color: Rosé
Tasting notes:
- Pale salmon pink.
- An elegant bouquet revealing fruity notes of strawberries and blackberries, complemented by subtle citrus nuances.
- The palate is lively and fresh on the attack. The wine offers a pleasant balance between fruity aromas, acidity, and a touch of minerality. A clean, precise, and elegant finish with flavours of red berries and white peach.
VINEYARD
The grapes come from vineyards located between Ardon and Chamoson, in the heart of the Valais region.
Altitude: 480 – 600 meters
Soils: Clay-limestone, schist, and granite soils
Exposure: Alpine terraces on steep hillsides
Vine training: Guyot pruning
Yield : 800 g/m²
Planting density: 10,000 vines/hectare
This high-altitude terroir, benefiting from more than 300 days of sunshine per year, a dry climate, and the warm Foehn wind, promotes optimal grape ripening while preserving freshness and aromatic intensity.
The vineyard is cultivated according to the principles of integrated production, certified by the Vitival label. This voluntary approach is based on respect for the environment, biodiversity protection, responsible use of plant protection products, and continuous monitoring of the vineyard.
The grapes are exclusively hand-harvested from centuries-old terraces, sometimes accessible only by helicopter, ensuring rigorous selection and optimal quality.
HISTORY
Wine connoisseurs widely agree that the world’s finest rosé wines are born from Pinot Noir. Historical sources indicate that this grape variety was introduced to Switzerland by Duchess Mary of Burgundy in 1420, where it has flourished under various names throughout the centuries to the present day.
An exceptional grape variety often described by oenologists as a “cathedral,” Pinot Noir remains an essential reference for discerning wine lovers. Its complexity and nobility make it one of the most revered grape varieties in the world of viticulture.
sparkling ROSÉ BRUT
Appellation: AOC Valais
Grape variety: Pinot Noir
Vintage: 2023
Country of origin: Switzerland
Wine-growing region: Valais
Alcohol content: 12.5% vol.
Format: 75 cl – cork
Serving temperature: 6–8 °C
Cellaring potential: Up to 5 years
Wine color: Rosé
Tasting notes:
- Pale salmon pink.
- An elegant bouquet revealing fruity notes of strawberries and blackberries, complemented by subtle citrus nuances.
- The palate is lively and fresh on the attack. The wine offers a pleasant balance between fruity aromas, acidity, and a touch of minerality. A clean, precise, and elegant finish with flavours of red berries and white peach.
VINEYARD
The grapes come from vines located between Sion and Chamoson, in the heart of the Valais region.
Altitude: 600 meters
Soils: Clay-limestone, schist, and granite soils
Exposure: Alpine terraces on steep hillsides
Vine training: Guyot pruning
Yield: 900 g/m²
Planting density: 10,000 vines/hectare
This high-altitude terroir, benefiting from more than 300 days of sunshine per year, a dry climate, and the warm Foehn wind, promotes optimal grape ripening while preserving freshness and aromatic intensity.
The vineyard is cultivated according to the principles of integrated production, certified by the Vitival label. This voluntary approach is based on respect for the environment, biodiversity protection, responsible use of plant protection products, and continuous monitoring of the vineyard.
The grapes are exclusively hand - harvested from centuries-old terraces, sometimes accessible only by helicopter, ensuring rigorous selection and optimal quality.
HISTORY
Wine connoisseurs widely agree that the world’s finest rosé wines are born from Pinot Noir. Historical sources indicate that this grape variety was introduced to Switzerland by Duchess Mary of Burgundy in 1420, where it has flourished under various names throughout the centuries to the present day.
An exceptional grape variety often described by oenologists as a “cathedral,” Pinot Noir remains an essential reference for discerning wine lovers. Its complexity and nobility make it one of the most revered grape varieties in the world of viticulture.
