Bourgogne, home to some of the world’s most revered red wines, offers a range of whites that embody the elegance, terroir, and complexity of the region – albeit, often, without the cosmic price tags ...

Burgundy has set the standard for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay production for the better part of a millennium. Even today, the greatest wines of Burgundy are among the most collectible and expensive in ...

After recently visiting multiple producers and tasting 130 wines from the Bourgogne region in France, I selected the following 14 bottles from five of its wine producing sub-regions based on their ...

Find holy history and heavenly vintages in the northern reaches of this celebrated French wine-making region. There are more than 70,000 acres of vineyards in Burgundy, including the celebrated Côte d ...

Visiting Burgundy’s Côte d’Or, the ‘Golden Slope’ of legendary vineyards, is easy. Dijon, the city at the heart of the area, is just 90 minutes by train from Paris. Maybe that’s why so few wine-lovers ...

Whether an easy drinking Pouilly-Fuissé at your neighborhood bistro, or the priceless seductions of Grand Cru Romanée-Conti, Burgundy represents wines that span the full spectrum from everyday luxury ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Robb Report may receive an affiliate commission. While grapes have been grown in Burgundy since the Roman ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Ritz-Carlton is holding a wine burgundy dinner this month. Wines from France’s Burgundy region via from importer Frederick Wildman and Sons will be featured at the five-course ...

WHEN WINE CONNOISSEURS talk about Burgundy, they are invariably referencing famous three- and four-figure grand crus like Chambertin and Montrachet. And yet wines produced in more humble appellations ...

The real differences between these iconic French wines, according to wine pros. Bordeaux and Burgundy are known for producing complex, age-worthy wines. Beyond the cellar, France’s two most well-known ...

Ray Walker. “The Road to Burgundy. The Unlikely Story of An American Making Wine and A New Life in France,” read by Sean Crisden, eight hours, Tantor Audio, 2013. Ray Walker, author of “The Road to ...