Burgundy

Burgundy – An iconic wine region

Burgundy, or Burgundy, is one of the world's most prestigious wine regions in eastern France. The area stretches from Chablis in the north to Mâconnais in the south and is famous for its elegant wines that reflect the unique terroir.

Terroir and Grapes

Burgundy has a long wine tradition, where terroir plays a crucial role. The most important grape varieties are:

• Pinot Noir – Elegant red wine with notes of red berries and spices.

• Chardonnay – From mineral and fresh in Chablis to full-bodied and buttery in Côte de Beaune.

Classification

Burgundy wines are divided into:

1. Grand Cru – The best wines with great complexity.

2. Premier Cru – High quality, just below Grand Cru.

3. Village wines – From specific villages.

4. Régional wines – General, more affordable wines.

Burgundy is a paradise for wine lovers and offers unique tasting experiences.