Beaune-based family negociant and estate owner, with domaines including Clos Frantin in Vosne-Romanee and Long-Depaquit in Chablis.
Address: 6 Boulevard Jacques Copeau, 21200 Beaune, France, Burgundy
Major Beaune negociant and domaine owner since 1859, holding premier and grand crus across the Cote d'Or plus Beaujolais cru estates.
Tasting: The Beaune cellars open for tastings and bottle purchase; afternoons on weekdays and Saturdays.
Family negociant and domaine in the heart of Beaune, biodynamic across its estate vines, with cellars under the old Parlement de Bourgogne.
Tasting: Tours of the historic cellars beneath Beaune and a six-wine tasting by appointment.
One of Burgundy's oldest houses, based at the Chateau de Beaune, with the Montrachet, Chevalier-Montrachet and Le Corton grand crus among its large holding.
Tasting: Tastings and cellar visits at the Chateau de Beaune by appointment.
Beaune negociant house founded in 1750, now part of the Boisset group, known for an interactive five-senses tasting tour in its town-centre cellars.
Tasting: Sensory tasting experiences and cellar visits at the Beaune mansion, open to walk-ins and bookings.
Beaune house owned by the Bollinger family, cellaring its wines in a circular 15th-century rampart bastion, with strong Beaune and Savigny premier crus.
Tasting: Tastings inside the 15th-century Bastion fortress cellars by appointment.
Beaune's largest cellars, housed in a former convent, offering one of the region's best-known self-guided cellar tours and tastings beneath the town.
Tasting: Self-guided tour of five kilometres of historic cellars with a tasting of multiple Burgundy wines, open daily.
Major Beaune negociant and domaine owner since 1859, holding premier and grand crus across the Cote d'Or plus Beaujolais cru estates.
Tasting: The Beaune cellars open for tastings and bottle purchase; afternoons on weekdays and Saturdays.
Family negociant and domaine in the heart of Beaune, biodynamic across its estate vines, with cellars under the old Parlement de Bourgogne.
Tasting: Tours of the historic cellars beneath Beaune and a six-wine tasting by appointment.
One of Burgundy's oldest houses, based at the Chateau de Beaune, with the Montrachet, Chevalier-Montrachet and Le Corton grand crus among its large holding.
Tasting: Tastings and cellar visits at the Chateau de Beaune by appointment.
Beaune negociant house founded in 1750, now part of the Boisset group, known for an interactive five-senses tasting tour in its town-centre cellars.
Tasting: Sensory tasting experiences and cellar visits at the Beaune mansion, open to walk-ins and bookings.
Beaune house owned by the Bollinger family, cellaring its wines in a circular 15th-century rampart bastion, with strong Beaune and Savigny premier crus.
Tasting: Tastings inside the 15th-century Bastion fortress cellars by appointment.
Beaune's largest cellars, housed in a former convent, offering one of the region's best-known self-guided cellar tours and tastings beneath the town.
Tasting: Self-guided tour of five kilometres of historic cellars with a tasting of multiple Burgundy wines, open daily.
