Vineyards in Dezize-Les-MarangesVineyards in Dezize-Les-Maranges
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Les Maranges

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Les Maranges, the grand finale of the Route des Grands Crus

At the southern end of the Route des Grands Crus de Bourgogne, Les Maranges marks a gentle transition into Saône-et-Loire, where the vineyards change pace without losing their soul. Here, the road slows down, the landscapes open up and the terroir reveals itself without artifice. It’s a confidential, authentic region, the perfect way to end your journey… in style.

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Les Maranges, an area with three voices

Les Maranges comprises threewine-growing villages– Cheilly-lès-Maranges, Dezize-lès-Maranges and Sampigny-lès-Maranges – united under the same appellation and identity.

On these south-facing rolling hillsides, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay find an ideal playing field. The wines, classified as Village and Premiers Crus, are seductive for their balance: crisp fruit, controlled freshness, supple tannins and great depth.
Less well known than their Côte de Beaune neighbours, Les Maranges cultivate a more discreet, freer approach. Here, wineis discussed with simplicity, time is taken to exchange ideas, and each encounter becomes an experience in its own right.

Decize Les MarangesDecize Les Maranges
©Decize Les Maranges / BIVB
Cheilly-lès-MarangesCheilly-lès-Maranges
©Cheilly-lès-Maranges

    Must-sees in the village

    Les Marranges Marie AntoineLes Marranges Marie Antoine
    ©Les Marranges Marie Antoine

      Les Maranges can be explored on foot, by bike or simply along the narrow streets. The paths wind between low stone walls, wine-growing hillsides and small woods, offering beautiful views over the southern Burgundy vineyards. An invitation to slow down, observe and breathe.

      Boursot Père Et Fils in Chambolle-Musigny - Route des Grands Crus de BourgogneBoursot Père Et Fils in Chambolle-Musigny - Route des Grands Crus de Bourgogne
      ©Les Conteurs- Boursot Père Et Fils in Chambolle-Musigny - Route des Grands Crus de Bourgogne

        The region is full of family-run estates, often handed down from generation to generation. The tastings are on a human scale, in a warm, no-fuss atmosphere. You’ll discover sincere cuvées, faithful reflections of the terroir, and above all passionate winemakers, happy to share their expertise.

        Les Marranges Marie AntoineLes Marranges Marie Antoine
        ©Les Marranges Marie Antoine

          With its gourmet restaurants, local produce and charming accommodation, Les Maranges is the ideal place to enjoy Burgundy in a different way. Here, pleasure comes from simplicity: a good plate, a good glass of wine, a view over the vineyards.

          Les Maranges Marie AntoineLes Maranges Marie Antoine
          ©Les Maranges Marie Antoine

            Setting course for Saint-Vincent Tournante 2026

            In 2026, Les Maranges will be in the spotlight when it hoststhe Saint-Vincent Tournante, the emblematic festival of the Burgundy wine region. For a weekend, the villages will be alive with parades, tastings, ephemeral cellars and wine-making traditions.
            It’s a popular, joyous and unifying event, celebrating wine, the land and those who bring it to life. All the more reason to come and discover – or rediscover – this last stage of the Burgundy Grands Crus Route… in an unforgettable atmosphere.

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