Wine area

Bouzeron AOC

Bouzeron AOC is a designated wine appellation located within the Burgundy region of France. Bouzeron AOC is Burgundy’s only village appellation devoted exclusively to Aligoté.

Overview

Sunny slopes around Bouzeron preserve Aligoté’s acidity while limestone and marl add floral, citrus, and mineral character with more body than typical regional examples.

History

Long known for superior Aligoté, Bouzeron gained its own village AOC in 1998.

Geography

Vineyards occupy slopes in Bouzeron and Chassey-le-Camp in the northern Côte Chalonnaise.

Climate

Continental conditions and favorable hillside exposure support full yet fresh ripening.

Soils

White marl and limestone-derived soils are shallow, stony, and well drained.

Wine styles

Dry white Aligoté exclusively, fresh, floral, citrus-driven, and mineral.

Notable features

It is the only village-level AOC in France centered solely on Aligoté.

Producers

More public records will be added as coverage expands.

References

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