Mâconnais

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subregion of Burgundy wine wine region

Mâconnais is a wine-producing subregion in southern Burgundy, France, best known for its Chardonnay-based white wines.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	subregion of Burgundy wine → wine region →
alsoProduces	Gamay → Pinot Noir →
bestKnownFor	Chardonnay-based white wines →
climate	continental climate with some Mediterranean influence →
country	France →
dominantWineColor	white →
governingBody	INAO regulations →
grapeVarietyAllowed	Aligoté in some appellations → Chardonnay for white wines → Gamay for red and rosé wines →
hasAppellation	Mâcon AOC → Mâcon-Villages AOC → Pouilly-Fuissé AOC → Pouilly-Loché AOC → Pouilly-Vinzelles AOC → Saint-Véran AOC → Viré-Clessé AOC →
hasNotableVillage	Clessé → Fuissé → Loché → Vinzelles → Viré →
hasSubregion	Pouilly-Fuissé → Saint-Véran → Viré-Clessé →
knownFor	value-oriented Burgundy white wines →
languageOfName	French →
locatedIn	Burgundy → Saône-et-Loire department → eastern France →
mainGrapeVariety	Chardonnay →
namedAfter	Mâcon →
northOf	Beaujolais wine region →
partOf	Burgundy wine region →
regulatoryStatus	protected designation of origin area →
soilType	clay-limestone → limestone →
southOf	Côte Chalonnaise →
typicalWineProfile	apple and citrus aromas → moderate acidity → stone fruit notes →
typicalWineStyle	fresh Chardonnay with moderate oak use →
wineClassification	Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée →
wineTypeProduced	rosé wine → still red wine → still white wine →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Saône-et-Loire →	containsWineRegion
Burgundy →	hasSubregion
Côte Chalonnaise →	northOf