The map is linked from Wikimedia Commons, and the geographical information originates from OpenStreetMap. The dotted white area corresponds to the vineyards, light yellow is other open terrain, orange is built-up areas, and green indicates forest. View of Avize from the vineyards to the northwest of the village. Picture linked from Wikimedia Commons photo Gilles. The Avize commune covers hectares and has inhabitants as of , referred to as avizois and avizoises.
In , a winemaking cooperative was started with former students as members. The school has the use of 10,08 ha of vineyards, of which 3,23 ha are owned, 3,99 ha are leased, on 2,19 ha viticultural services are provided, and 0,67 ha is land outside the appellation.
In France, such programmes traditionally also exist in Bordeaux and Montpellier. These are two year programmes for those that already have a non-wine specific scientific or technical university degree. Vineyards in the northeastern part of Avize, closest to the village, with the eastern part of the village in the background. Photographed from the road between Avize and Cramant. The vineyards in Avize are located around the village. The current vineyard surface in the Avize commune is There are Numbers from CIVC, as of In , the vineyard surface was ha.
There are vineyard owners exploitants in the commune. The hill in the background is the Butte de Saran in Chouilly, and the vineyards just below it are located in Cramant. Photo taken in October This is the area where we should expect blanc de blancs that combine intense minerality, high acidity and a lot of concentration to a higher degree than anywhere else. Elsewhere, a blanc de blancs could be a bit leaner, more acid-dominated, less mineral-driven, softer, spicier or more fruity.
An alternative description is that they are elegant, which also happens to be a common description of the style of the neighbouring village Cramant.
