The Climates of Burgundy:
UNESCO World Heritage Site
What is a Climate?
In Burgundy, a climate is not a question of weather: it is a carefully delineated parcel of vines, reflecting a unique combination of soil, exposure and know-how. Each climate has its own personality and produces wines with distinct characteristics.
Worldwide recognition
In 2015, the climates de Bourgogne were listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, celebrating a unique model of viticulture that has been shaped by man for over two millennia. This listing highlights the perfect interaction between man and nature, as well as the exceptional skills of the region's winegrowers.
Why are those climates so precious ?
- A mosaic of terroirs: More than 1,247 climates stretch from Dijon to Santenay, each contributing a unique identity to its wines.
- A thousand-year-old heritage: Since the Gallo-Roman times, each climate has been worked on and perfected to bring out the best in the vines.
- A model of sustainable viticulture: The climates embody a deep respect for the land and natural cycles, guaranteeing the longevity of this exceptional heritage.
The Climates & Gevrey-Chambertin
Gevrey-Chambertin is a jewel in the mosaic of Burgundy's climates. Its emblematic parcels, ranked among the most prestigious, produce wines that embody the soul of Burgundy's terroir. Each bottle is an invitation to discover the richness and diversity of this unique heritage.
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