Le nom du vignoble vient du nom du terrier du sanglier dont on fait l'élevage depuis 1976. En 1987, nous avons planté les premiers 1 000 ceps de vigne. Nous produisons maintenant 25 000 bouteilles de vin blanc, rouge, rosé, de vendange tardive et mistelle (apéritif).Depuis 1976, nous avons ajouté quelques espèces d'animaux exotiques tels que : daim, sika, cerf rouge, lama, yack, highland, etc... Nos animaux sont élevés en pleine nature dans les bois et prés. Nos visiteurs peuvent les voir et même les nourrir en faisant le tour du domaine en carriole. Ces tours sont offerts du 1er juin au 15 octobre
Il y a également une terrasse, des tables de pique-nique et une boutique. À l'accueil nous vous offrons une dégustation de nos vins. Le vignoble La Bauge est une entreprise familiale. Ghislaine et Simon vous invite à venir y faire un tour. Bienvenue chez nous !
Temps des Vendanges : 15 septembre au 15 octobre
Heures d'ouverture : 1 Juin au 30 octobre : Tous les jours, 10h00 à 18h00
16 Octobre au 31mai : Samedi(appeler avant), 10h00 à 17h00 Dimanche(appeler avant)
Activités offertes au vignoble :
.Tour de Carriole, visite du vignoble et animaux
.Élevage d'animaux exotiques,sangliers, yak...
.Dégustation gratuite de tous les vins
.Assiettes froides de terrines de sangliers...
.Fromages de chèvres maison
.Artisanat
.Exposition de sculptures animalières grande taille
.Vendanges organisées
Vignoble de Flavigny : the wineryFlavigny sur Ozerain (map) is the name of a village located in "Auxois" , a region of northern Burgundy between Montbard and Dijon . This tiny sub-region is halfway between the two main wine regions of Burgundy : Chablis, and Cotes de Beaune-Cotes de Nuits . Vineyard activity was intense in the middle ages here , and 3 abbeys levied taxes on it around here : Flavigny , Fontenay and Moutier-Saint-Jean . The Flavigny abbey , erected in the 7th century ( some say 606 AD ) took every 11th basket at harvest time , and the monks worked themselves on the vinification . Also , 3 times a year, the Abbey sold its wine and during these selected days , other wine dealers had to refrain from selling theirs . Vineyard surface kept increasing until the phyloxera episode ( end of 19th century ) , reaching 942 hectares in the "canton de Flavigny" in 1877 and 200 hectares in Flavigny proper (1877) . With the vineyard destruction by the phyloxera , the region took another direction, with cattle breeding grassland instead of vineyards . Until today, cattle breeding is the big activity around here, as you can check with these nice "charolaises" meat cows , known for the extra quality of their meat . The village is on the top of a hill . It is beautifully preserved and quiet . You need to take a nice winding road from the Ozerain stream valley to reach it . The old abbey buildings still exist . This is where the Anis de Flavigny (these traditional sweets since more than 500 years) are made . And two religious orders still have a presence in other important old buildings in the medieval village : Benedictine monks , and a traditional catholic order . The "Vignoble de Flavigny" ( Phone =33(0)380962563 ; fax =33(0)380962583 ), as the domaine is named , lies in the valley at the bottom of the village , as you can see on the picture at the top . There is today only this vineyard , and another a few kilometers away , in the Auxois region . It was created in 1994 to bring viticulture back to life in a region that had in the past a respectable wine producing tradition . Only 10 years after its resurrection, its wines are promising . We dropped there several times over the years and recently had one of their reds ( Pinot Noir 2002 ) for dinner . A pleasure . Another example of these surprising northern reds . I wanted to buy a few bottles more, and why not make an article about the place, as it is not well known , being out of the busiest wine roads . The architecture of the place itself is interesting . The tasting room and store is in a long abbey-like building , glassed on the courtyard side , with view on the other buildings of the chai . We first stopped in the vineyard where we got a glimpse on the vines and the rare lyre trellising that is practiced here ( picture right ) . Temperature was 0 °C , cold !
All their wines are labelled as "Vin de Pays", as they are located out of the existing appellations . Another strange side effect of this appellation system that prevents these Burgundy wines from having "Bourgogne" written on the labels . The good side effect ( for us ) is they are cheaper . I bought another 6 bottles of "Vignoble de Flavigny Pinot Noir 2002" , wich tasted just as good , at 6 Euro . I took also 2 bottles of "Vignobles de Flavigny Auxerrois 2002" , a white (Auxerrois is the name of the grape variety ) that was selected by the Hachette wine guidebook . Nice round wine, also 6 Euro . Among their other wines , they have oak cask Pinot Noir 2002 at 8 Euro , Pinot Noir Reserve 2002 at 7 Euro, Pinot Beurot (rosé)2003 at 5 Euro, Chardonnay 2001 (white) 7 Euro, Pinot Beurot Blanc (white) 2001 at 6,20 Euro, plus two sparkling wines ( white and rosé) at 5,5 Euro .
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