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Vineyard accommodation in Burgundy

From crisp Chablis in the north to the classic red and white burgundies from the Côte d’Or, Burgundy (Bourgogne) is one of the top wine regions producing a range of wine styles and prices. The vineyards in Burgundy tend to be smaller than Bordeaux.

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• Chateau de Chassagne-Montrachet B&B – Burgundy
• Château de Melin – Burgundy wine chateau B&B
• Domaine Gueguen – Chablis Vineyard B&B
• Gevrey-Chambertin Wine Hotel – Les Deux Chevres
• Hotel de Vougeot – Burgundy
• Hotel Ermitage de Corton, Classic Burgundy
• Jean Marc Brocard – Chablis Apartments
• l’Orée des Vignes – Nuits St Georges hotel
• la Cuverie des Grands Crus – Vougeot B&B
• La Garance – Santenay Gite – Self-Catering
• Le Chevreuil – Meursault Hotel
• Le Montrachet – Burgundy Village Hotel
• Le Reflet des Vignes – Burgundy B&B
• Le St Georges – Dijon Apartment
• Logis Arts et Terroirs – Gevrey-Chambertin Hotel
• Maison d’Olivier Leflaive – Burgundy wine merchant hotel
• Vosne Romanee cottage – La Colombière

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By TGV High Speed Train to Dijon

The Bourgogne region enjoys an exceptional geographical location, but it has plenty of other things going for it. Perfect weather for growing grapes, rich soils, renowned varietals and its remarkable Climats all combine to produce its 100 appellations that are recognized around the world. Not forgetting the expertise of its winegrowers, who hand down their know-how from generation to generation, whilst remaining up-to-speed with all the latest developments.

The region’s Climats are a unique phenomenon that was recognized by UNESCO in July 2015.

Over the past 2,000 years, the Bourgogne winegrowing region has benefited from the experience of men and women, from the observation of the soil, and from the region’s unique microclimates. This has given rise to a patchwork of plots whose qualities have been identified and acknowledged: the Climats and lieux-dits. www.bourgogne-wines.com