Which two villages in the Cote de Beaune produce exclusively red wine?

The two villages in the Cote de Beaune that produce exclusively red wine are Volnay and Pommard. Both of these villages are noted for their Pinot Noir production, which is the dominant grape variety in the Cote de Beaune designated for red wines. Volnay is renowned for its elegant and perfumed wines, whereas Pommard typically offers more robust and tannic profiles.

The other options are associated with villages that do not exclusively produce red wine. For instance, Beaune, while it does produce some red wines, is also known for its white wines, particularly those made from Chardonnay. Aloxe-Corton, another village, is primarily recognized for its red wines but does produce white as well. Similarly, Meursault and Puligny-Montrachet are famous for their white wines made from Chardonnay and do not produce red wines exclusively. Lastly, Chassagne-Montrachet and Rully also produce both red and white wines, making them not suitable examples of villages that exclusively focus on red wine production.