About Ladoix Wines
Ladoix sits at the northern tip of the Cote de Beaune, a quiet village making both Pinot Noir reds and Chardonnay whites. Some of its vineyards even qualify for grand cru Corton, which keeps prices lower than the fame around it would suggest.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Ladoix overlooked?
It borders the Corton hill but lacks the household name, so bottles often deliver Burgundy pedigree for less.
Red or white?
Both. The reds lean bright and red-fruited; the whites are crisp and mineral. Explorers of Corton and the surrounding crus usually start here.
Do you buy Ladoix?
Yes, along with the rest of Burgundy. Send your list for an offer.