Explore Burgundy: Three Perfect Days at COMO Le Montrachet

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Puligny-Montrachet is in the heart of Burgundy’s prestigious Côte de Beaune wine region. But without a guide, the tangle of vineyards — each one bigger, better, more famous than the last — can get confusing. We have designed three perfect days at COMO Le Montrachet, showcasing historic cities and iconic vineyards, to help you make the most of your stay.

23 Sep 2024 • 2 min • Hotel , Travel

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COMO Le Montrachet is an idyllic French rural retreat in Burgundy’s wine country.
It’s within striking distance of world-leading vineyards, as well as the medieval town of Beaune, steeped in history and vinicultural heritage.
Puligny-Montrachet is in the heart of Burgundy’s prestigious Côte de Beaune wine region.
But without a guide, the tangle of vineyards — each one bigger, better, more famous than the last — can get confusing.
We have designed three perfect days at COMO Le Montrachet, showcasing historic cities and iconic vineyards, to help you make the most of your stay.
After settling into your room or suite, take a hotel e-bike and set off into Burgundy’s rolling landscape to cycle among the local vineyards.
If the weather’s good, you might choose to take a picnic prepared by Chef Romain Versino.
He’ll make dishes to suit your preferences, whether healthy salads from the COMO Shambhala Kitchen, or crusty French bread and assorted charcuterie.
Along the scenic cycling route, you’ll find several places worth stopping.
Around three miles from COMO Le Montrachet is Château de Meursault, an 11th-century estate with varied terroirs, producing fantastic white Burgundies.

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