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situated 3 km west of Beaune, the area faces east and south-east. Although the appellation does not boast any great growths, it is home to 28 first growths which cover 37% of the appellation area. The soils are formed of soft, reasonably clayey limestone and Pinot noir is the sole grape variety. Climate sites classed as first growths: La Chanière, Les Charmots, La Platière, Les Arvelets, Les Saussiles, Les Pezerolles, En Largillière, Les Grands Epenots, Clos des Epeneaux, Les Petits Epeneaux, Les Boucherottes, Le Clos Micot, Les Combes-Dessus, Clos de Verger, Clos de la Commaraine, La Refène, Clos Blanc, Le Village, Derrière Saint-Jean, Les Rugiens-Bas, Les Chaponnières, Les Croix Noires, Les Poutures, Les Bertins, Les Fremiers, Les Jarolières, Les Rugiens-Hauts, Les Chanlins-Bas.
Grape varieties: Vins rouges : Pinot noir
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Pommard have an intense colour (red-black) and are robust, warm and full-bodied, with great cellaring capacity. The wines from the northern part of the appellation tend to be softer than those from the south. Acidity is in the foreground, coupled with a certain amount of astringency. Pommard are firm and feature among the most tannic wines Burgundy has to offer. They have an intense bouquet with blackcurrant, musk, game, raspberry, bilberry and gingerbread. On the palate, notes of vanilla and liquorice are present. They can be served with game and mature, distinctive cheeses.
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