Wineries in Burgundy

The estate has belonged to the de Nicolay family since 1834. Today it is run by brother and sister François and Claude de Nicolay. Together they farm 13.7 hectares in twelve vineyards, spread across t…

In the heart of the town of Beaune, in a region dominated by large négociants, David Croix makes wines that prove what Beaune can really do. Largely absent from the usual wine guides, Domaine des Croi…

Almost 10 hectares, spread over plots built up over five generations: the premier crus Montmains, Vaillons, Mont de Milieu and Fourchaume, and the absolute top, grand cru Les Clos. On many plots the v…

In Davayé, in the south of the Mâconnais, Roger Gaillard started out in 1981 with a single hectare of Pouilly-Fuissé. His son Romain joined in 2015, and the domaine now covers 11 hectares. It is a tru…

In the quiet village of Pernand-Vergelesses, tucked between Savigny and Aloxe-Corton at the foot of the hill of Corton, works one of the most reliable and honest families of the whole Côte de Beaune. …

Visits are possible by appointment, with a maximum of four people per session. A typical visit includes a Burgundian meal in the guest house, accompanied by five cuvées, including a wine from their Al…

In 962 the Cluniac monks of the abbey of Cluny planted their first vines here, more than a thousand years ago. The domaine in Auxey-Duresses, a quiet village five minutes' drive from Beaune, has remai…

The largest wine cellars in Burgundy: 5 km of vaulted galleries under the cobblestones of Beaune, housed in a former Visitandine convent with a 17th-century chapel. More than 2 million bottles are age…

From the outside you'd walk straight past this urban winery: a door that opens onto what is no more than a simple living room. But below it, in a small cellar with just a handful of barrels, real wine…

Where to drink a glass of Burgundy in Beaune, which wineries you can visit and where to eat: how to plan a wine trip through Burgundy.