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Côte (France)

A côte is a slope or hillside. The term is used in many regions of France - Côte Rôtie (Rhône Valley), Côte d'Or (Burgundy), Côte de Brouilly (Beaujolais).

Cosecha (Spain)      Cote D'or



 
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