The Wines of Burgundy
The Wines of Burgundy by GuildSomm.
Discover The White Wines of Burgundy
Chardonnay is the white grape of Burgundy and this moderate growing region of France is where you find some of it's greatest expressions. Names like Montrachet, Chablis and Pouilly-Fuissé. This is the region where the chardonnay grape developed and today it's made in a range of styles. From bone-dry wines with minerality and acidity to full-bodied wines with complex tropical fruit, citrus and spice. In this program, discover the white wines of Burgundy.
Discover The Red Wines of Burgundy
Burgundy's influence in the world of wine far outreaches its geographic footprint. It is the home of pinot noir, a grape that has captured the imagination of winemakers around the globe. Join Michael Fagan on an exploration of Burgundy's historic vineyards and cellars and learn why these wines represent the benchmark for pinot noir production.
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Bourgogne, the birthplace of terroir
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The Côte de Beaune explained by Jean-Pierre Renard
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The Côte de Nuits explained by Jean-Pierre Renard
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Wine growing in Bourgogne, an artisanal trade: The People and the Wine
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Burgundy vs Bordeaux, with Hugh Johnson and Jancis Robinson
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Wine-O-Pedia: Burgundy Part 1
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