Across all of Bourgogne, 25,000 hectares qualify for A.O.C. Bourgogne status; despite its land area, this commune lends one of the smallest contributions to that total.

Vignerons began cultivation of grapes in this commune as early as the 14th century.

These designations hold special status in this commune: La Cras, Montrecul, Les Marcs-d’Or and Rente Giron.

Within this commune there are four main vineyard sites that qualify for the A.O.C. Bourgogne.

This commune is known for production of a particular berry-based liqueur.

This commune encompasses the confluence of two rivers, the Suzon and the Ouche.

The northern border of Dijon marks this commune the fourth-northernmost commune of all thirty-nine in the Côtes de Nuits.

This commune has the highest population in the region.

This commune shares borders with three communes in Côtes de Nuits and exhibits a radiating shape.