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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Pommard ==<br />
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[[File:IMG_Pommard_et_Beaune.JPG|View of Pommard and Beaune|thumb|right]]<br />
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'''Pommard''' is a renowned [[wine]]-producing [[village]] located in the [[Côte de Beaune]] subregion of [[Burgundy]], [[France]]. It is celebrated for its robust and full-bodied [[red wine]]s made exclusively from the [[Pinot noir]] grape. The village of Pommard is situated just south of [[Beaune]], the wine capital of Burgundy, and is part of the [[Côte-d'Or]] department.<br />
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== Geography ==<br />
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Pommard is nestled in the heart of the Côte de Beaune, which is known for its diverse [[terroir]] and exceptional [[viticulture]]. The vineyards of Pommard are located on the eastern slopes of the [[Burgundy wine region]], benefiting from a favorable [[climate]] and well-drained [[soil]]s composed of [[limestone]] and [[clay]]. These conditions contribute to the distinctive character of Pommard wines, which are often described as having a rich, earthy flavor with notes of [[black cherry]], [[plum]], and [[spice]].<br />
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== Viticulture and Winemaking ==<br />
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The vineyards of Pommard cover approximately 320 hectares, with a significant portion classified as [[Premier Cru]]. The [[appellation]] is exclusively dedicated to red wines, with the [[Pinot noir]] grape being the sole variety permitted. The winemaking process in Pommard emphasizes traditional techniques, including [[hand harvesting]] and [[oak barrel aging]], which enhance the complexity and aging potential of the wines.<br />
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Pommard wines are known for their deep color, firm [[tannin]] structure, and ability to age gracefully over many years. They are often more robust and structured compared to other wines from the Côte de Beaune, making them a favorite among collectors and enthusiasts.<br />
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== Notable Vineyards ==<br />
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Pommard is home to several prestigious [[vineyards]], many of which hold the coveted Premier Cru status. Some of the most notable include:<br />
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* '''Les Rugiens'''<br />
* '''Les Épenots'''<br />
* '''Clos de la Commaraine'''<br />
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These vineyards are renowned for producing wines with exceptional depth and complexity, often considered among the finest expressions of Pinot noir in Burgundy.<br />
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== Culture and Tourism ==<br />
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[[File:Pommard_glass_p1150456.jpg|A glass of Pommard wine|thumb|left]]<br />
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Pommard is not only a destination for wine lovers but also a charming village with a rich cultural heritage. Visitors can explore the picturesque streets, visit local [[wine cellars]], and enjoy tastings of the region's celebrated wines. The village hosts several wine-related events throughout the year, attracting tourists from around the world.<br />
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The proximity of Pommard to Beaune makes it an ideal base for exploring the wider Burgundy region, with its historic [[châteaux]], [[museums]], and [[gastronomy]].<br />
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== Related Pages ==<br />
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* [[Burgundy wine]]<br />
* [[Côte de Beaune]]<br />
* [[Pinot noir]]<br />
* [[French wine]]<br />
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[[Category:Burgundy wine]]<br />
[[Category:Communes of Côte-d'Or]]<br />
[[Category:Wine regions of France]]</div>Prab