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Beaune
The A.O.C. Beaune encompasses the subregion of Côte de Beaune, one of the five major vineyard areas of French Burgundy, located in the Côte-d'Or. With over 411 hectares planted, the predominant varieties are chardonnay and pinot noir, used to produce 85% red wine and 15% white wine, amounting to nearly 2.1 million bottles per year.
In Beaune, there are 42 climats classified as Premier Cru, representing more than three-quarters of the total surface area of the A.O.C. In addition to being a significant production area, Beaune is considered the nerve center of Burgundy's wine business, as most of the major négociants have their headquarters in the city.
In Beaune, there are 42 climats classified as Premier Cru, representing more than three-quarters of the total surface area of the A.O.C. In addition to being a significant production area, Beaune is considered the nerve center of Burgundy's wine business, as most of the major négociants have their headquarters in the city.
Climate
Continental or semi-continental.
Soil
As is characteristic of Burgundy, the soils of the A.O.C. Beaune are highly varied, with clayey, calcareous, ferruginous, or marl limestone compositions.
Hectares
411
Location
Region of Burgundy, Côte-d'Or department, eastern France.
