Burgundy has a long standing reputation as a food and wine capital located in east-central France. The region is charming with rolling hillsides, vineyards, and winding canals and dotted by picturesque historic towns.
From the chickens of Bresse, the mustard of Dijon, the cheese of Eppoise, Charolais beef, Burgundy truffles, cassis, and wines like Pinot Noir and Chardonnay (we could go on) - this is a gourmand’s dream to wine and dine.
The food is influenced by the terroir: rich and full-flavored to match the wines and cooler temperatures. Dishes like beef bourguignon, coq au vin, and escargot bathed in garlic and butter, the Bourgogne region boasts of many of the classic French dishes that are now familiar in bistros and restaurants.
Read about the many Protected Products of Burgundy.