Burgundy Côte-de-Beaune
Aloxe-Corton | Auxey-Duresses | Bâtard-Montrachet | Beaune | Blagny | Chassagne-Montrachet | Chorey-les-Beaune | Corton | Corton-Bressandes | Corton-Charlemagne | Maranges | Meursault | Pommard | Puligny-Montrachet | Saint-Aubin | Saint-Romain | Santenay | Savigny-les-Beaune | Volnay
Nestled between Ladoix-Serrigny in the North and the Maranges hillsides of the South, the Côte de Beaune wine growing region covers just 20km – yet this gently undulating landscape, benefiting from a continental climate, is home to world-class appellations. The region produces long-lived Pinot Noirs from recognised names like Henri Boillot's Volnay and Comte Armand's Pommard and Chardonnays like Carillon’s Puligny-Montrachet or Roulot’s Meursault. At the pinnacle of the Grand Cru whites are wines such as Ponsot’s Corton-Charlemagne and DRC’s “Le Montrachet”. Facing the morning sun, these vineyards are never more than a few hundred metres wide. Yet each plot has its own unique terroir.
