Where is Comblanchien in Burgundy?

Comblanchien is located in the Côte-d’Or on the Burgundy Grands Crus Route , between Nuits-Saint-Georges and Beaune . This Côte de Nuits village is strategically located in the heart of the Burgundy vineyards, ideal for exploring the surrounding Grands Crus.

What wines are produced in Comblanchien?

Comblanchien is part of the Côte de Nuits-Villages appellation . The wines produced are mainly red Pinot Noir, renowned for their elegance, structure and expression of the limestone terroir typical of the Côte de Nuits .

Why is Comblanchien stone famous?

Comblanchien stone is a noble limestone, quarried locally and renowned the world over for its strength and pinkish hue. It has been used in the construction of iconic monuments, notably in Paris, and is an integral part of the village’s heritage identity.

What to see and do in Comblanchien?

In Comblanchien, you can discover the heritage associated with stone , stroll along the Route des Grands Crus de Bourgogne, visit vineyards and taste Burgundy wines. Nearby, La Karrière offers a unique artistic experience in a former stone quarry.

Can you visit wine estates in Comblanchien?

Yes, several wineries welcome visitors to Comblanchien and neighbouring villages. Visits are generally by appointment and provide an opportunity to discover the cellars, winemaking methods and taste local Côte de Nuits-Villages wines.

Is Comblanchien one of the Climats de Bourgogne listed by UNESCO?

Yes, the Comblanchien vineyards are part of the Climats du vignoble de Bourgogne , a UNESCO World Heritage site. Each parcel has unique geological and climatic characteristics that directly influence the style of the wines.

When should you visit Comblanchien?

Comblanchien can be visited all year round, but spring and autumn are particularly popular. In spring, the vines come to life; in autumn, the golden colours of the vineyards provide a spectacular backdrop, ideal for walks and tastings.

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Comblanchien, Burgundy stone and Côte de Nuits wines

On the Route des Grands Crus de Bourgogne, Comblanchien plays a very special game: here, the vine meets the stone. Halfway between Nuits-Saint-Georges and Beaune, this discreet village in the Côte-d’Or reveals a doubly prestigious terroir, shaped by Pinot Noir… and by world-famous limestone. An authentic stopover where Burgundian know-how is expressed in both the cellars and the quarries.

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Wine at Comblanchien: the elegance of the Côte de Nuits

Comblanchien belongs to the Côte de Nuits-Villages appellation, a name that immediately strikes a chord with Burgundy wine lovers. Here, Pinot Noir reigns supreme, producing elegant, well-structured red wines that are deeply marked by the limestone soils.
The estates, often family-run, perpetuate a precise know-how that respects the terroir. Tasting at Comblanchien means understanding the influence of soil, climate and the hand of man on wine.

The Côte de Nuits Village appellation

Must-sees in the village

©Les Conteurs - La Karrière in Villars-Fontaine

Renowned the world over, Comblanchien stone has adorned such iconic monuments as the Louvre and the Gare de Lyon in Paris. Take a stroll through the village and you’ll soon realise why this limestone with its pinkish hues has become such a signature.
Just 10 minutes away, La Karrière in Villars-Fontaine offers spectacular immersion in a former quarry transformed into a monumental art site.

Discover La Karrière

Comblanchien is an ideal base for exploring Burgundy’s Route des Grands Crus. Between lined vineyards, low stone walls and emblematic villages, each walk is an open-air lesson in terroir.

City of Beaune wines and Climats — ©Les Conteurs - Beaune Wine and Climate City

It’s impossible to leave without visiting an estate. Guided tastings, cellar tours and passionate discussions with the winemakers are all part of the experience. Here,wine is told as much as it is savoured.

Tastings and estates

As solid as its stone and as elegant as its wines, Comblanchien embodies an authentic and confidential Burgundy. On the Route des Grands Crus de Bourgogne, this village in the Côte-d’Or offers a precious break between heritage, vineyards and the art of living. A stopover with character, to be discovered without hurrying… and tasted without moderation (or almost).

FAQ - Comblanchien

Where is Comblanchien in Burgundy?
Comblanchien is located in the Côte-d’Or on the Burgundy Grands Crus Route, between Nuits-Saint-Georges and Beaune. This Côte de Nuits village is strategically located in the heart of the Burgundy vineyards, ideal for exploring the surrounding Grands Crus.
What wines are produced in Comblanchien?
Comblanchien is part of the Côte de Nuits-Villages appellation. The wines produced are mainly red Pinot Noir, renowned for their elegance, structure and expression of the limestone terroir typical of the Côte de Nuits.
Why is Comblanchien stone famous?
Comblanchien stone is a noble limestone, quarried locally and renowned the world over for its strength and pinkish hue. It has been used in the construction of iconic monuments, notably in Paris, and is an integral part of the village’s heritage identity.
What to see and do in Comblanchien?
In Comblanchien, you can discover the heritage associated with stone, stroll along the Route des Grands Crus de Bourgogne, visit vineyards and taste Burgundy wines. Nearby, La Karrière offers a unique artistic experience in a former stone quarry.
Can you visit wine estates in Comblanchien?
Yes, several wineries welcome visitors to Comblanchien and neighbouring villages. Visits are generally by appointment and provide an opportunity to discover the cellars, winemaking methods and taste local Côte de Nuits-Villages wines.
Is Comblanchien one of the Climats de Bourgogne listed by UNESCO?
Yes, the Comblanchien vineyards are part of the Climats du vignoble de Bourgogne, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Each parcel has unique geological and climatic characteristics that directly influence the style of the wines.
When should you visit Comblanchien?
Comblanchien can be visited all year round, but spring and autumn are particularly popular. In spring, the vines come to life; in autumn, the golden colours of the vineyards provide a spectacular backdrop, ideal for walks and tastings.

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