Pommard lies in the heart of Burgundy's Cote de Beaune. 

Being known for powerful pinot, it should be no surprise that the soil here is iron-rich clay. The wines of Pommard are significantly bigger, chewier than the... Read More

Pommard lies in the heart of Burgundy's Cote de Beaune. 

Being known for powerful pinot, it should be no surprise that the soil here is iron-rich clay. The wines of Pommard are significantly bigger, chewier than the wines of its closest neighbor, Volnay. But, these are equally coveted in wine circles. 

If you're looking for Pinot with a backbone, look no further.