Levernois

Levernois is a wine-growing village in Burgundy, located in the Côte-d'Or department, around five kilometres south-east of Beaune. Nestled within the vineyards, it belongs to the Côte de Beaune appellation and lends its name to well-regarded wines, produced under both village and premier cru classifications. The village retains an authentic charm, with traditional stone houses typical of the region, quiet lanes and modest architectural heritage, including a 19th-century château now converted into a hotel-restaurant. The Bouzaise, a small river running through the village, adds to its peaceful atmosphere. Levernois makes an excellent base for exploring Burgundy's famous wine route and for day trips to Beaune, a historic town known for its Hospices and wine market. Wine enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity of numerous vineyards offering tastings. The surrounding countryside also features gently rolling landscapes, perfect for walking or cycling through the vines. This rural, wine-focused setting, both tranquil and conveniently close to Beaune's main attractions, appeals to those seeking a relaxed stay in Burgundy.