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Givry

Burgundy

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Côte d’Or & Côte Chalonnaise

One of the Côte Chalonnaise's most charming appellations, Givry produces lively reds and fresh whites that are perfect for everyday enjoyment. With 37 premier crus, there is surprising depth to explore here at very fair prices.

The wines of Givry are made primarily from Pinot Noir, Chardonnay.

219–415 m

Elevation range

red

Wine styles

37 Premier Crus

Avg. slope 6.6°

25 Vineyards

Avg. slope 4.2°

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Nearby Appellations

To the north Mercurey

To the south Montagny

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Terroir & Character

Climate

Givry benefits from a slightly warmer microclimate than other Côte Chalonnaise appellations due to its more sheltered valley position and favorable exposition. The limestone soils provide excellent heat retention, extending the growing season and contributing to the appellation's reputation for producing some of the most approachable wines in the region.

Terroir

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The Givry appellation sits on Jurassic limestone bedrock from the Bathonian and Bajocian periods, rich with marine fossils including belemnites and ammonites. The soils consist primarily of white limestone mixed with marl, creating excellent drainage on the slopes while allowing sufficient water retention for the vines, with roots able to penetrate deep into the fractured limestone bedrock.

Typical Aromas

red cherryraspberryfresh herbslight spice
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Notable Producers

Francois LumppBenchmark Givry, Clos Jus and Crausot
Domaine JoblotTop Givry, Clos de la Servoisine

Grapes of Givry

Pinot Noir

Red
Body
Tannins
Sweetness
Acidity
strawberryraspberryred cherryviolet

The benchmark Pinot Noir. Côte de Nuits leans structured and dark-cherried, Côte de Beaune turns perfumed and supple, both ageing into forest floor and truffle.

Chardonnay

White
Body
Sweetness
Acidity
green applelemonpearnectarine

Chardonnay's homeland. Chablis stays steely and citrus-driven, the Côte de Beaune turns rich and hazelnutty, the Mâconnais sits comfortably between.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Givry known for?▼
Givry is known for producing lively red wines and fresh white wines that offer excellent everyday drinking at very fair prices. It's one of the most charming appellations in Burgundy's Côte Chalonnaise, with an impressive 37 premier crus that provide surprising depth for exploration.
What does Givry wine taste like?▼
Givry reds are characteristically lively and approachable, while the whites are fresh and vibrant. These wines are crafted for everyday enjoyment, offering classic Burgundian character at accessible price points.
What grapes are grown in Givry?▼
Givry primarily grows Pinot Noir for its red wines and Chardonnay for its white wines. These are the classic grape varieties of Burgundy that thrive on Givry's limestone and marl soils.
How many premier crus does Givry have?▼
Givry has 37 premier crus, which is quite remarkable for a Côte Chalonnaise appellation. This large number of premier cru vineyards offers wine lovers significant depth and variety to explore.
What soil types are found in Givry?▼
Givry's vineyards are planted on limestone and marl soils. These classic Burgundian soil types provide excellent drainage and mineral character that contribute to the quality and terroir expression of the wines.

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