The Côte d'Or, the roughly 50-kilometre stretch of slopes running from Marsannay in the north to Maranges in the south, is the backbone of Burgundy: limestone and marl soils, along with the hierarchy from Village through Premier Cru to Grand Cru. In the north lies the Côte de Nuits with its great Pinot Noirs, and in the south the Côte de Beaune with profound Chardonnays from Meursault or Puligny-Montrachet and fine red wines from Volnay and Pommard.
Our range includes wines from producers such as Hubert Lignier and Bruno Clair in the north, as well as Rémi Jobard and Thomas Morey in the south. You will find more about the villages, vineyard sites and classification on our background page on the Côte d'Or.
