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    The document summarizes the Côte Chalonnaise and Couchois vineyard regions in Burgundy, France. The regions contain 4,400 hectares of vineyards along a 25km by 7km southeast-facing slope. The vineyard produces 55% white and 45% red wines from grapes like Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Aligoté. There are several appellations in the regions including Bourgogne, Bourgogne-Côte Chalonnaise, Rully, Mercurey, Givry, and Montagny, with some villages having Premier Cru classifications. The Couchois region contains 250 hectares across 6 villages and produces young but quality wines under the AOC

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    The document summarizes the Côte Chalonnaise and Couchois vineyard regions in Burgundy, France. The regions contain 4,400 hectares of vineyards along a 25km by 7km southeast-facing slope. The vineyard produces 55% white and 45% red wines from grapes like Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Aligoté. There are several appellations in the regions including Bourgogne, Bourgogne-Côte Chalonnaise, Rully, Mercurey, Givry, and Montagny, with some villages having Premier Cru classifications. The Couchois region contains 250 hectares across 6 villages and produces young but quality wines under the AOC

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    Burgundy Cote Chalonnaise (2021 - 12 - 01 14 - 20 - 09 Utc) (2022 - 05 - 11 08 - 56 - 07 Utc)

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    The document summarizes the Côte Chalonnaise and Couchois vineyard regions in Burgundy, France. The regions contain 4,400 hectares of vineyards along a 25km by 7km southeast-facing slope. The vineyard produces 55% white and 45% red wines from grapes like Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Aligoté. There are several appellations in the regions including Bourgogne, Bourgogne-Côte Chalonnaise, Rully, Mercurey, Givry, and Montagny, with some villages having Premier Cru classifications. The Couchois region contains 250 hectares across 6 villages and produces young but quality wines under the AOC

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    LA CÔTE CHALONNAISE

    and COUCHOIS
    B U R G U N D Y V I N E YA R D
    - Vineyard of 4400 hectares
    (Côte Chalonnaise and Couchois)

    - Saône-et-Loire département

    - South-east orientation
    - 25 km long
    - 7 km large

    - Steep plots in a part of the vineyard but


    low altitude (200-300m)

    - 55% white 45% red

    - Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Aligoté


    Côte Chalonnaise and Couchois appellations

    Bourgogne (red, white, rosé)

    Bourgogne Aligoté

    Coteaux Bourguignons

    Bourgogne Passetoutgrains (2/3 gamay max., 1/3 pinot noir min.) 60% of the area
    Crémant de Bourgogne

    Bourgogne-Côte-Chalonnaise
    Specific regional appellations
    Bourgogne-Côtes-du-Couchois
    Rully
    Mercurey 40% of the area
    Givry Côte Chalonnaise
    Bouzeron 5 villages AOC, 130 Climats in 1er
    Montagny Cru classification
    Couchois vineyard
    • 250 hectares, 6 villages
    • Situated in Saône et Loire département
    • About 30 producers
    • Climate close to Côte de Beaune
    • Young but dynamic area
    • Great value

    • 1 regional appellation:
    AOC Bourgogne Côtes-du-Couchois
    (Created in 2000, 10 ha, only red with pinot
    noir grape)
    Côte Chalonnaise
    • 4200 hectares

    Specific regional appellation:


    • AOC Bourgogne-Côte-Chalonnaise

    Village appellations:
    • Bouzeron
    • Rully
    • Mercurey
    • Givry
    • Montagny
    AOC Bourgogne Côte Chalonnaise
    • « Côte Chalonnaise » is a mention added to « Bourgogne » regional
    appellation.
    • 460 hectares
    • 340 hectares red and rosé, 120 hectares white
    • AOC since 1990
    • 44 villages
    AOC BOUZERON Quite expressive, great acidity, flowery aromas, light

    • 60 hectares
    • ONLY WHITE
    • ONLY ALIGOTE GRAPE
    • Only village appellation completely
    dedicated to aligoté grape variety

    • No 1er Cru
    • No Grand Cru
    AOC RULLY
    • 340 hectares
    220 hectares white,
    120 hectares red
    • Produced on Rully
    and Chagny villages
    • 23 1er Crus
    • No Grand Cru

    White: Flowery, mineral, close the Côte de Beaune white style


    Red: Fruity and fresh
    AOC MERCUREY Red: Light to medium bodied, short aging
    White: Less mineral but stronger than Rully
    • 650 hectares
    • 2 villages:
    - Mercurey
    - Saint-Martin de Montaigu
    • Mainly RED
    (about 550 hectares)
    • 32 1er Crus
    • No Grand Cru
    AOC GIVRY
    • 280 hectares
    • Mainly red
    (about 240 hectares)
    • 3 villages: Givry, Dracy-Le-Fort
    and Jambles
    • 38 1er Crus
    • No Grand Cru

    Red: Fleshy, medium-bodied


    White: Round and balanced
    AOC MONTAGNY Mineral, good value

    • 320 hectares

    • 4 villages:
    - Montagny-les-Buxy
    - Buxy
    - Saint-Vallerin
    - Jully-les-Buxy

    • ONLY WHITE

    • 49 1er Crus

    • No Grand Cru

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