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There are hundreds of square kilometres of vines in Burgundy, you
can taste wine in almost every village. There are also touristic
routes such the "Route de Grand Cru" which will take you
through some of the most interesting areas.
Map of the Côtes de Nuits & Cotês
de Beaune
As you can see, the vineyards of the Cote de Nuits and Cote de
Beaune begin to the south of Dijon, moving south-westwards following
the valley made by the river Saône. They will then join the
Chalonaise, Maconaise, Beaujoulais and final the Cote du Rhone vines.
Although there is no real production of wine along side the canal,
some people have began to introduce Bio wines in fields which produced
wines many years. Fora example near the small village of Malain
a few miles from Dijon there is a Cremante production.
Map of the Chablis region northern of Burgundy
In northern Burgundy there are the well known vines of the dry
white wine called Chablis, which is a Chardonay grape. Near the
town of Tonnerre, you have the lesser known red wines of Irancy.
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