Irancy

Irancy is a lesser-known appellation in the Yonne department of Burgundy, producing red wines made from Pinot Noir, to which the local César grape variety may be added. This village produces the most southern-style red wines in northern Burgundy.

Irancy wines are distinguished by their tannic structure and intense aromas of black cherry and spices. The addition of César lends them a unique rustic character and local distinctiveness. These age-worthy wines are a must-try for lovers of Northern Burgundy.