Côte Chalonnaise (112)
The vineyards stretch on a distance of 25 km between the Côte de Beaune in the North and the hills of Mâconnais in the South.
The slopes show vineyards of great charm around the villages of Montagny, Givry, Mercurey, Rully.
The soil is made of clay and limestone. The climate is semi-continental with very pleasant months of September that help the grapes ripening harmoniously.
The grape varieties are the noble ones of Burgundy : the Pinot Noir grows predominantly in Givry and Mercurey ; the Chardonnay is the main grape variety in Rully and it is even the only one in Montagny.
One must also know about the Aligoté grape in the village of Bouzeron that gives an excellent result in this viticultural area.
The Côte Chalonnaise is able to produce high quality wines at reasonable prices. Many vineyards are classified as Premiers Crus and their wines are really worth a try.
RULLY 1er Cru "Les Cloux"
Region : Côte Chalonnaise
Producer : Producer Paul Jacqueson
Vintage : 2011
Colour : Red Wines
Awards : 14,5/20 in Guide Bettane et Desseauve 2013
RULLY 1er Cru "Les Préaux"
Region : Côte Chalonnaise
Producer : Producer Jean-Claude Brelière
Vintage : 2009
Colour : Red Wines
Awards :
RULLY "Les Chaponnières"
Region : Côte Chalonnaise
Producer : Producer Paul Jacqueson
Vintage : 2011
Colour : Red Wines
Awards : 14/20 in Guide Bettane et Desseauve 2013
MERCUREY 1er Cru
Region : Côte Chalonnaise
Producer : Producer Michel Sarrazin et Fils
Vintage : 2011
Colour : Red Wines
Awards :
MERCUREY 1er Cru "Les Veleys"

Region : Côte Chalonnaise
Producer : Producer François Raquillet
Vintage : 2011
Colour : Red Wines
Awards :
MERCUREY 1er Cru "Les Vasées"

Region : Côte Chalonnaise
Producer : Producer François Raquillet
Vintage : 2011
Colour : Red Wines
Awards :