Nature has been kind to Burgundy as its vineyards have very different types of soil compositions, altitudes and exposures. As a consequence, Burgundy possesses a wide diversity of wines with a vast array of appellations.
Two varietals of the highest quality grapes prevail in this area: Chardonnay (white Burgundy) which expresses its aromas fully in Chablis and in the Côte de Beaune; whereas Pinot noir (red Burgundy) remains unequalled for the Grands Crus produced in the Côte de Nuits.
However, the Burgundian complexity is not restricted to its world-renowned appellations. Beautiful surprises can be discovered in the Côte Chalonnaise and in the Maconnais where good value wines can be enjoyed… | 
