Appellation Fixin

Fixin is an esteemed wine appellation located in the Burgundy region of France. This appellation is best known for its high-quality red and white wines, which are mainly produced from the Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grape varieties. The vineyards of Fixin are located on hilly and sloping terrain with limestone and clay soils.

The red wines from Fixin are characterized by their robust character and lively aromas. They often show ripe red fruits, such as currants and cherries, accompanied by spicy and earthy nuances. The white wines, mainly made from Chardonnay, present fresh fruity notes and a subtle minerality. Both Fixin's red and white wines bear the mark of the region's terroir and traditional winemaking techniques.

Fixin has a history stretching back many centuries and carries with it the legacy of Burgundy winemaking traditions. The diversity of microclimates and soil types within the appellation contributes to the variety and complexity of the wines produced there.

Fixin winemakers have a strong commitment to capturing the characteristics of their terroir in their wines. With respect for heritage and a focus on artisanal craftsmanship, they work to create wines that embody both the history of the appellation and the specific expression of the grape varieties. Fixin remains an attractive destination for lovers of characterful and versatile Burgundy wines.