Which Burgundy label level has the village name on the label and is affordable?

• A. Village Level Wine
• B. Premier Cru Vineyards
• C. Grand Cru Vineyards
• D. Regional Wine

Answer: (A)

Burgundy labeling is organized by origin and price, linking how specific the site is to how much the wine typically costs. The stage where the label shows the village name identifies a village-level wine. These come from vineyards within a particular village and give a real sense of place, but they’re generally more affordable than wines from premier cru or grand cru sites. Premier Cru and Grand Cru designate single, highly regarded vineyard sites and carry higher prices because of prestige and limited supply. Regional wines cover a broader area and are usually the most affordable, but they don’t highlight a village name. So the village-level option is the one that features the village name on the label and is typically the more affordable choice.