‘LES VINS DE BOURGOGNE - LA
COTE DE BEAUNE’. Large decorative map, showing in detail the Côte de Beaune
vineyards in the Burgundy area below Dijon around Beaune and Puligny. Louis Larmat ca. 1942. 114 x 36 cm.
Printed in colours, indicating the regions and
quality of the wine produced. Excellent condition. Between Ladoix-Serrigny and the hillsides of the
Maranges, the Côte de Beaune winegrowing region covers 20km from north to
south. Facing the morning sun, these vineyards are never more than a few
hundred meters wide. Yet they produce red and white wines that are
internationally renowned. Their reputation also extends to the town of Beaune, an
historical center where you can discover all the secrets of the Bourgogne
winegrowing region. A little farther to
the west, behind the Côte de Beaune, the vines flourish on a gently concave
plateau, 400m above sea level. This is the Hautes Côtes de Beaune. On the
sunniest slopes, around 20 communes produce lively and accessible wines from
the Bourgogne Hautes Côtes de Beaune appellation. [24535]
[This large map has been photographed here in two parts]