burgundian
/ˌbɜːrɡənˈdiən/Definitions
1. noun
relating to or characteristic of the Burgundy region in France, especially in its cuisine and wine
“The sommelier recommended a Burgundian Pinot Noir to complement the meal.”
2. adjective
having or showing the characteristics of Burgundy, especially in its cuisine, wine, or culture
“The Burgundian architecture of the old town was a testament to its rich history.”