

Côte-d'Or
LocationCôte-d'Or: French department in Burgundy, known for wine, facing frost and declining voter turnout.
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Côte-d'Or is a department in the Burgundy region of France, renowned for its prestigious vineyards and wine production. It's currently newsworthy due to several factors. Firstly, a bottle of Romanée-Conti, produced in the Côte-d'Or commune of Vosne-Romanée, fetched a record-breaking price at auction in New York, highlighting the region's significance in the world of fine wine. Secondly, local winegrowers are on high alert due to an expected frost, potentially causing significant damage to vineyards and impacting the upcoming harvest. Finally, the department is experiencing a decline in voter turnout during municipal elections, reflecting a broader national trend of political disengagement and raising concerns about civic participation.
Last updated: May 3, 2026
News from Côte-d'Or


Une bouteille de romanée-conti vendue pour plus de 700 000 euros aux enchères à New York, un record

"Ça m'inquiète" : en Bourgogne, les vignerons en alerte face à l'arrivée du gel, certains attendent "10 à 15% de dégâts sur le domaine"
