Les vignobles du Sud Bourgogne - Mâcon Sud Bourgogne

Burgundy's southernmost terroirs are home to two vineyards, the Mâconnais in the north of the Burgundy wine family and the Beaujolais in the extreme south of the region. Both are made from the same main grape varieties, Chardonnay and Gamay, with the only difference being that white wines abound in Mâconnais, while Beaujolais specialises in red wines. Southern Burgundy offers a wide variety of wines.

Although they don't belong to the same family, the Mâconnais and Beaujolais vineyards have many features in common: they are both made from a single grape variety, their landscapes are undulating, their terroirs are very diverse, and they are both easily accessible. Open to the world and to meeting new people, they also share the same sense of sharing and conviviality.