Sampigny-lès-Maranges
Sampigny -lès- Maranges is a commune with an area of 2.7 km ² and 165 inhabitants (as of 1 January 2011). It is located in the south of the Côte de Beaune at an altitude 230-390 m above sea level and is part of the Saône -et -Loire. The site is located approximately 2.5 km from Santenay. Because of its wines Sampigny -lès- Maranges is well known.
Wine region Sampigny -lès- Maranges
Mostly red wine is produced. The community Sampigny -lès- Maranges divided since 1989, named after her appeal with its sister communities Cheilly -lès- Maranges and Dezize -lès- Maranges. All three are located on the vineyard Les Maranges with the Premiers Crus Fussière, Croix Moines, the Cru Clos de la Boutière, Clos de la Fussière, Roussots Clos, Clos des Loyères and Clos des Rois. The cultivated here Pinot noir wine is made with small amounts of grape varieties Pinot Liébault and Pinot gris. While the place had its own appellation until 23 May 1989, and the wines are now under the common appellation Maranges Contrôllée, but they can also be sold as Côte de Beaune Côte de Beaune -Villages or.
Attractions
- Winery René Duchemin. Here there is one of the most pressing, the entire growing area, which dates from the 17th century. See also Clos de Tart
Cheilly -lès- Maranges | Couches | Dezize -lès- Maranges | Dracy- lès- Couches | Essertenne | Paris -l'Hôpital | Perreuil | Saint- Émiland | Saint -Jean -de- Trézy | Saint -Martin- de -Commune | Saint- Maurice- lès- couches | Saint- Pierre -de- Varennes | Saint- Sernin- du-Plain | Sampigny -lès- Maranges
- Commune in the department of Saône- et- Loire
- Viticulture in France
- Place in Burgundy