Santenay

Santenay is a renowned wine appellation located in the Burgundy region of France. It is known for its characteristic wines that reflect the essence of the terroir. Santenay's vineyards cover gently rolling hills covered with rows of vines that thrive in the rich soil.

Santenay's red wines are usually made from Pinot Noir grapes and have a complex aroma of red fruit, earthy notes and sometimes subtle spiciness. These wines are often known for their elegance and refined structure. Santenay white wines are generally produced with Chardonnay grapes and offer freshness, citrus aromas and a delicate minerality.

The appellation has a long history in wine production, which is reflected in its traditional approach to winemaking and respect for the local terroir. Santenay is also known for its diverse "climats", defined vineyard plots with specific microclimates and soil characteristics, which contribute to the wines' unique flavor profiles.

Santenay winemakers strive to capture the best expression of their grapes and terroir, resulting in wines that reflect both the winemakers' passion and the region's rich history.