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	PRISSE AND DAVAYE If you walk across the plain bordering the Saône river up to the tops of the rocks of VERGISSON and SOLUTRE, you will encounter on east- west hillsides clay and alluvial soils dating back to the quaternary era. On this type of formations, wines are fruity and pleasing. Powerful rich wines are grown halfway up the hills, on stonier soils which ensure a better drainage. Up the hills, the vines planted on different types of limestones yield very fine wines that are well-known for their mineral and floral undertones. Next page >

	The "Climats" in PRISSE : Au Mont, Au Grand BussiËre, Aux Grandes Vignes, En Dougy, Saint Claude, En Chatenay, Les Chataigniers. The "Climats" in DAVAYE : Les Cras, Les Poncetys, La Grande Bruyère, En Crèche, Les Pommards, Le Clos, Terre Noire, Les Chailloux, Les Rochats, Les Valanges, Les Mures. < Back Next page >

	On the villages of SAINT VERAN, LEYNES, CHASSELAS : The appellation area is located on the south-west underfeatures of the Mont de Pouilly where soils are naturally composed of limestone. It is the continuity of the same geological vein situated at the feet of the rocks of Solutré and Vergisson. The wines in Chasselas are powerful and fruity, while Saint Véran and Leynes offer more powerful wines. < Back Next page >

	The "Climats" in Saint Véran : Les Bulands, Aux Colas, En Refort, Les Dimes. The "Climats" in Chasselas : En Faux, Vers le Mont, A la Cote, En Messie, Au Ch’teau, En Combe, En Avonne, La Roche, La Platière, Les Cornillaux, PrËs Jaux, Les Spires. The "Climats" in Leynes : Aux BrulÈs, Aux Correaux, Champ Meunier, Champ Rond, Condemines, La Combe, Les Charmonts, Les Collanges, Les Crais, Les Rochettes, Les Sablons, Vers la Maison, Planchette. < Back Next page >

	The village of Chânes stands out thanks to its siliceous, marly, limestone soils yielding round and fruity wines. <Back

Chasselas

Leynes

Davayé

Prissé

Chânes

Saint-Vérand