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Burgundy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Burgundy can refer to: •Burgundy (region), is a historical region and cultural area in Western Europe, which has existed in several different forms with widely varying boundaries: •Bourgogne, a moder...
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Burgundy wine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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A guide to all the wines of Burgundy, in many parts. This is the introduction to my guide, looking at what makes Burgundy so special. ... Chablis has without doubt been the one piece of the Burgundy jigsaw that I have examined most closely over the years, right back to those restaurant bottles in Chablis itself,
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Burgundy – live life to the full. Enjoy the finest food, explore a heritage stretching from the Gauls to the Romanesque or just spend lazy days on the water. ... Map of Burgundy...
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Burgundy (French region) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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An introduction and information about the region of Burgundy in France ... An introduction and a welcome to Burgundy in France ... Burgundy is one of the most fascinating regions of France, often labeled as the Land of fine art and living, local life has a slow pace.
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BIVB, The official Burgundy Wines Website ... Initiation course for learning Burgundy wines ... The Burgundy region...
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History, geography, people, regional cuisine, & sightseeing attractions of Burgundy (Bourgogne). Links to official tourism sites, related material, & recommended reading available here at a discount. ... Burgundy (French: Bourgogne) is a historic region of east central France. The region's core is the fertile Rhone and...
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Information about Burgundy, Bourgogne in France ... Regional information about Burgundy, France ... Wine is one of the pillars and pride of Burgundy, with some of the most famous wines in the world coming from the concentrated vineyards. The Romans introduced grapes and the production was mastered by the local monks.
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