The map of Bourgogne and its five wine-producing regions, with, from north to south, the vineyards of Chablis, Grand Auxerrois and Châtillonnais, Côte de Nuits and Hautes Côtes de Nuits, Côte de Beaune and Hautes Côtes de Beaune, Côte Chalonnaise and Côtes du Couchois and, finally, Mâconnais. This map can be used for wine tourism in Bourgogne.
Discover an infograpgic with some gourmet combinations of cheeses and wines from the Bourgogne region.
Tasting the wines of Bourgogne isn’t just about being able to appreciate the quality of a wine; it’s also about knowing how to find simple, precise and comprehensible words to describe the sensations it creates. This exercise is sometimes tricky but anyone can do it with the help of this brochure, which presents all the stages in tasting Bourgogne wine.
Everything you need to know about Bourgogne can be found in this brochure.
This passport provides the key references on Bourgogne wine. This document will provide you with all the essential information about the whole winegrowing area. It shows the map of Bourgogne and its five winegrowing regions, the current state of winegrowing in Bourgogne, the history of Bourgogne wines, and much more.
A three-way fold-out guide to the aromas of Bourgogne wines to explain its origins. It provides examples of appellations in which they can be found and suggests a methodology for learning about them in the glass. To find out more, visit our Wines and aromas section.
This reference document firstly tackles the notions of “terroir” and “Climat” through four different sections: the soil, the weather, the make-up of the “terroir”, and grape varieties. You can also watch some very helpful videos in the “Enjoying” section. Please visit also the website www.bourgogne-wines.com
Singuliers et multiples, divers et exceptionnels, inimitables et authentiques, spirituels et emblématiques…
The vineyard of Bourgogne is made up of small plots known as Climats and lieux-dits, pieced together like a mosaic. These give the Bourgogne wine region its special character and rich diversity.
Discover them in this reference document « Les Climats et lieux-dits de Bourgogne ». Please visit also the website www.bourgogne-wines.com
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Fun and interactive: this is the concept of the new online brochure, which stages two characters, Jacques great lover of Bourgogne wines, and Romain, young neophyte.
Drafted with the cooperation of the best scientific experts, this document is accessible to everyone: illustrations, “for further info”…
Please visit also the website www.bourgogne-wines.com
Between Auxerre and Tonnerre, escape along La Route Touristique des Vignobles de l’Yonne...
La Route des Grands Cru from Dijon to Corgoloin
La Route des Grands Crus from Ladoix-Serigny to Santenay
On the outskirts of Chalon-sur-Saône, La Route Touristique des Grands Vins leads you on an exploration of the wine estates of the Côte Chalonnaise.
To the west of Mâcon, La Route des Vins Mâconnais-Beaujolais passes through a land of beauty with a unique history.
The Bourgogne wine region would be nothing without the men and women at the heart of these strategies. Their jobs cannot be outsourced, and they bring a unique understanding and expertise, and are thus a highly qualified workforce. To respond to this, the region is focusing on training, both on a one-off and an ongoing basis, as well as investing in cutting edge research facilities. These are just some examples among the multitude of projects currently underway that are presented in this 72-page report entitled “Sustainable Development in the Bourgogne Wine Region” (in French only), the first of its kind.
The winegrowers of Bourgogne are proud to welcome you to the heart of their terroir. So many of you come to explore our region and appreciate the beauty of our landscapes. Strolling along the paths between the vines, you’ll often see winegrowers – on foot and in tractors – busy pruning, debudding, trimming back, or harvesting… Like all fine things, our vines need to be cared for and monitored throughout the year, because our vineyard is a place of work for thousands of women and men who make a living from the winegrowing industry. The aim of this booklet is to introduce you to the daily life of winegrowers and their work in the vines throughout the year. We want to show you the challenges we face, and the efforts we are making to respond to the major environmental concerns that we fully share. Come and visit our wineries, our vineyard, and our professional organizations. We look forward to sharing our passion with you. Enjoy discovering the vineyard of Bourgogne !
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All you need to know about Bourgogne is in this brochure. This passport gives you all you need to know about Bourgogne wines and the vineyards as a whole. It includes a map of Bourgogne and its five wine-producing regions, Bourgogne's viticultural situation, the history of Bourgogne wines...
12-page brochure to know everything about the Climats of Bourgogne wines.
In Bourgogne, in the department of Yonne, the Chablis vineyards cover the hillsides running alongside the Serein Valley. Auxerrois lies to the south/southeast of the town of Auxerre. The Tonnerrois lies in the Armançon valley near the town of Tonnerre. Le Vézelien is in the south of the department, around Vézelay. Le Jovinien is in the north of the department, overlooking Joigny. Le Châtillonnais region is 70 km northwest of Dijon and 45 km east of Tonnerre. This map can be used for wine tourism in Bourgogne.
In Bourgogne, in the department of Saône-et-Loire, the Côte Chalonnaise vineyard stretches between the Côte de Beaune to the north and the hills of the Mâconnais to the south. It lies to the north and south of the town of Chalon-sur-Saône. Couchois lies to the south of the Hautes Côtes de Beaune, a little further west, on the other side of the Canal du Centre. This map can be used for wine tourism in Bourgogne.
In Bourgogne, in the department of Côte d'Or, the Côte de Nuits vineyards are located south of the city of Dijon, known as the “Champs-Élysées” of Bourgogne. The wine route passes through famous villages whose names have taken the world by storm: Gevrey-Chambertin, Vosne-Romanée, Nuits-Saint-Georges... This map can be used for wine tourism in Bourgogne.
In Bourgogne, in the department of Côte-d'Or, the Côte de Beaune vineyards stretch between Ladoix-Serrigny and the Maranges hillsides. The Côte de Beaune's names are as famous as they are evocative: Aloxe-Corton, Beaune, Pommard, Volnay, Meursault, Puligny-Montrachet... This map can be used for wine tourism in Bourgogne.
In Bourgogne, in the department of Saône-et-Loire, the Mâconnais vineyard marks the southern border of Bourgogne. It stretches 35 km long, between Sennecey-le-Grand and Saint-Vérand, and 10 km wide, bounded on the west by the Grosne valley and on the east by the Saône valley. This map can be used for wine tourism in Bourgogne.
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