Nuiton-Beaunoy - Beaune, France - Wineries on Waymarking.com

[FR] Du Nord au Sud, d’Est en Ouest, les vignerons de la Cave des Hautes-Côtes associés sous le blason Nuiton-Beaunoy façonnent aujourd’hui des vins qui expriment l’extraordinaire mosaïque des climats de la Côte d’Or, côtes à côtes.

Le 13 avril 1961, l’INAO autorise les appellations “Bourgogne Hautes-Côtes de Beaune” et “Bourgogne Hautes-Côtes de Nuits”.

C’est le moment choisi par Etienne Kayser pour proposer à Bernard Rocault de concrétiser leur collaboration par la création d’une structure commune. Ainsi, le 18 septembre 1964, la petite Cave Coopérative du Rosé d’Orches (à deux pas de Saint-Romain) étend sa circonscription à l’ensemble des cantons de la région, et devient la Cave des Hautes-Côtes. Un an plus tard, on s’installe sur la Côte en achetant un terrain à l’entrée de Beaune et le 13 janvier 1968, on commence la construction de la cave. En 1977, on ouvre le point de vente au détail pour les particuliers. La cave grandit encore… Des alliances successives avec les caves prestigieuses de Gevrey-Chambertin et Pommard lui permettent de s’étendre dans la Côte. Forte d’un dynamisme sans cesse renouvelé et d’un savoir-faire nourri par ces élans nouveaux, la Cave pose un pas de plus dans l’avenir en fusionnant en 2001 avec les Caves de la Vervelle. Cette dernière union lui permet de proposer un choix de vins inégalé en Côte d’Or.

Aujourd’hui, Nuiton-Beaunoy fédère 88 vignerons associés des Côtes et Hautes-Côtes, ce qui représente au total 520 hectares de vignes pour une production moyenne annuelle d’environ 25?000 hectolitres. Grâce à ses vignerons, qui cultivent leurs vignes enracinées dans de très nombreux climats de la Côte d’Or, Nuiton-Beaunoy dispose d’expressions presque infinies du Pinot Noir et du Chardonnay.


[EN] On 13 April 1961, the INAO authorised the appellations “Bourgogne Hautes-Côtes de Beaune” and “Bourgogne Hautes-Côtes de Nuits”.

This was the moment chosen by Etienne Kayser to suggest to Bernard Rocault that their alliance should take concrete form with the creation of a common structure. Thus on 18 September 1964, the small cooperative winery, Rosé d’Orches (next to the village of Saint-Romain) extended its circumscription to the totality of the cantons of the region, later becoming "La Cave des Hautes-Côtes". Soon after we saw a move to la Côte with the purchase of some land near Beaune on 13 January 1968.

The construction of the winery took place here and later, in 1977, we saw the opening of a wine shop for direct sales to the public. This structure is still growing… We have seen, for example, alliances with the prestigious wineries of Gevrey-Chambertin and Pommard - allowing more growth along la Côte. This dynamic momentum is constantly being recharged and is boosted by a growing know-how. We saw a recent step in this direction, in 2001, when the winery merged with Les Caves de la Vervelle. This last union opened up the possibility of offering a choice of wines unequalled in the Côte d’Or.

Nuiton-Beaunoy, today, brings together 115 associated winegrowers from the Côtes and the Hautes-Côtes, The total vineyard area is some 520 hectares, representing an average production of 25,000 hectolitres of wine per year. Thanks to these men and women who cultivate vines rooted in a multitude of terroirs, Nuiton-Beaunoy draws from a wealth of terrain allowing an almost infinite range of expression to Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.

Winery Size: Super Large 100,000 Cases or More Attached vineyard?: yes Tasting Room Available?: yes Days and hours of operation: in July and August, every day, including Sundays, 9 h 30-19 h 00 in April, May, June, September and October, Monday to Saturday, 9 h 30/12 h 00-14 h 00/18 h 00 and Sunday, 10 h 00/13 h 00 November to March, Monday to Saturday, 10 h 00/12 h 00-14 h 00/18 h Charge for tasting?: 0.00 (listed in local currency) Tours Available: no Cost of Tour: 0.00 (listed in local currency) Phone #: +33 (0)3 80 25 01 03 Address: 93-95 route de Pommard - 21200 BEAUNE - FRANCE Winery, Wine Cooperative, or Tasting Center's Website: [Web Link] Types of wines: Burgandy Wine (Pinot Noir) Best Wine Tasted: Pommard Rate the Best Wine Tasted: Price per Bottle: 27.00 (listed in local currency) Winery Club: No 2nd Best Wine Tasted: Not listed Rate the 2nd Best Wine Tasted: Not listed Price per Bottle #2: Not Listed Wine Club Description:: Not listed Overall Comments:: Not listed

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