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 **Elegance: [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] Pinot Noir is celebrated for its elegance, finesse, and a delicate balance of fruit, acidity, and tannins.
 **Terroir Expression: Different sub-regions within Burgundie impart unique nuances to Pinot Noir, showcasing the influence of the varied terroirs.
-*Major Appellations:**
+*Major Appellations:
 **Cote de Nuits: Known for producing some of the most profound and age-worthy Pinot Noirs, with iconic vineyards like Romanee-Conti.
 **Cote de Beaune: Renowned for elegant and aromatic Pinot Noirs, especially from premier cru and grand cru vineyards.
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 ===Chardonnay===
 *Characteristics:
-**Complexity:* [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] Chardonnay displays complexity, often expressing a balance between crisp acidity, minerality, and rich, nuanced flavors.
+**Complexity: [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] Chardonnay displays complexity, often expressing a balance between crisp acidity, minerality, and rich, nuanced flavors.
 **Aging Potential: Premier and grand cru Chardonnays are known for their aging potential, evolving into wines of great depth and character.
 *Major Appellations:
-**Chablis:** Produces Chardonnays known for their steely acidity, mineral character, and distinct flinty notes, often unoaked.
+**Chablis: Produces Chardonnays known for their steely acidity, mineral character, and distinct flinty notes, often unoaked.
 **Côte de Beaune: Home to prestigious ''white Burgundies'', including those from Meursault and Puligny-Montrachet, known for their richness and complexity.