Bourgogne Blanc

Côte d'Or, Burgundy, France

Bourgogne Blanc is a large appellation d’origine controlee covering a broad swathe of ‘regional’ Burgundy white wines from the appellation’s northerly limit of Chablis to its southerly one of the Mâconnais. By far the dominant grape variety of the appellation is Chardonnay, however Pinot Blanc and, to a lesser extent, Pinot Gris, also come under its rubric (Aligoté, incidentally, has its own dedicated appellation).

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