Category | Communal/Village appellation since 31/07/1937 A lesser-seen label as it is typically more attractive to label as the village name – Beaune… |
Commune(s) of production | Côte-d’Or, Beaune: Not to be confused with Côte de Beaune Villages which is for the villages neighbouring Beaune, but not Beaune itself. This label is for Beaune climats around the ‘Mountain of Beaune’ but may also incorporate declassified Beaune 1er cru. Climats included: Dessus des Marconnets, La Grande Châtelaine, Les Mondes Rondes, Les Monsnières, Les Pierres Blanches, Les Topes Bizot, Montbatois |
Climats classed as premier cru | None |
Colours and grape varieties | Red: Pinot noir. Additional ‘accessory’ grapes (15% maximum) are chardonnay, pinot blanc & pinot gris White: Chardonnay, pinot blanc. Additional accessory grapes (10% maximim) pinot gris |
Potential area of production | 66.1 hectares |
Maximum yield per hectare | Red: 50 hl White: 57 hl |
2018 crop | Red: 458 hectolitres White: 797 hectolitres 1 hectolitre (hl) = 100 litres = 133 bottles |
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Source: BIVB