Blasons de Bourgogne

Blason de Bourgogne in Burgundy

The French wine-growing region of Burgundy is home to some of the most famous vineyards and vineyards in the world. Here they produce red wines from the Pinot Noir and Gamay grape varieties and white wines from the Chardonnay and Aligoté grape varieties. Pinot Gris and Pinot Blanc are permitted for Burgundy, but are used less frequently. In the classification and determination of the wines, the terroir, the location of the vineyard, is the decisive point. Since Pinot Noir in particular responds to differences in soil and microclimate, differences in location are noticeable. At the top are the Grand Crus, Premier Crus and then the Villages wines for the winemakers.Blason de Bourgogne brings together the expertise of more than 200 winemaking families, all deeply rooted in the vineyards of Burgundy, which stretch from the Côte-d'Or to the Mâconnais. This diversity gives the wines an aromatic richness and a unique complexity. Through their products, the winegrowers and producers invite you to explore the heritage of this generous region through its wines, its traditions and its know-how for generations.

Blason de Bourgogne proud producers in Burgundy

Blason de Bourgogne unites winemakers in Burgundy for several generations, producers are proud to present values of solidarity and unique know-how that combines authenticity and quality.

Blason de Bourgogne sustainable development

Concerned about their viticultural and social environment, winegrowers work daily to preserve their ecosystem. Obtaining the Labeled Engaged Winegrowers since 2013 in the Mâconnais and since 2020 in the Côte d'Or show their respect for this unique and generous nature that can only be found in Burgundy.

Blason de Bourgogne range

With a wide range of 20 appellations representative of Burgundy, Blason de Bourgogne's white, red and Crémant de Bourgogne wine products illustrate the richness and quality of the region's wines. Their vines in the vineyards bear the following grape varieties:

• Gamay
• Chardonnay
• Pinot Noir
• Aligoté