What land costs in Burgundy

The dearest land here is Côte de Nuits grand cru: ≈$4,477,200–≈$13,431,600 a hectare (2019). The cheapest is Bourgogne regional, at ≈$33,579–≈$119,765 a hectare.

1. Côte de Nuits grand cru
   ≈$4,477,200–≈$13,431,600a hectare · 2019

   The top rank of Burgundy, divided among many owners and almost never sold. The most expensive vineyard land in the world.

2. Côte d’Or premier cru
   ≈$1,164,072–≈$2,854,215a hectare · 2024

   The second rank, on the middle of the same slopes.

3. Côte d’Or village
   ≈$1,007,370–≈$1,175,265a hectare · 2024

   Vineyards that carry a village name, lower on the slope.

4. Bourgogne regional
   ≈$33,579–≈$119,765a hectare · 2024

   The regional appellation on the flat land and the outer hills.

Bars are drawn against the dearest zone here, on a rough rate of one dollar to 0.9 euros and 2.47 acres to the hectare.

If the vineyard were sold and the money put in the bank, this is what it would earn each year, spread over the bottles the land produces. It is the biggest line in the cost of a famous wine.

• Burgundy grand cru (Pinot Noir)$28–$207 of $48–$283
• Burgundy premier cru$6–$51 of $22–$98

The bar is the land’s share of the whole cost of making the bottle, at the high end of each estimate.

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