Pommard is an appellation in France, covering 336.1 ha in Pommard. The rules allow red wine, based on Pinot Noir. Regional bedrock: unconsolidated sediments. It lies 3.5 km west of Beaune and 26 km north of Chalon-sur-Saône.
Côte de Beaune village for firm, dark reds. Rugiens and Épenots are its most famous premiers crus, and growers are pushing for grand cru status.
Distances from the centre of the place. Towns: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Sea, rivers and lakes: Natural Earth.
Terrain
Elevation
233–378 m
Mean elevation
276 m
Mean slope
6.0° (11 %)
Steepest tenth
above 13°
Faces
south-east
Measured over the whole outline on 81,792 elevation cells of about 6 m (Mapterhorn terrain tiles).
Wines and grape rules
PommardRed
Pinot Noir
max 58 hl/ha · min 9,000 vines/ha
Pommard Premier CruRed
Pinot Noir
max 56 hl/ha · min 9,000 vines/ha
Vintages: Burgundy (red)
505
306
307
308
409
510
311
412
313
314
515
416
417
418
519
520
321
422
423
324
Vintages: Burgundy and Chablis (white)
405
406
407
408
309
510
311
412
313
514
415
316
517
418
419
520
321
422
423
324
Atlas editorial scores: a consensus of widely published vintage reports, not one critic's view. Scores for 2023 and 2024 are early and can change as the wines develop. Scale 1 to 5.