The slopes of Mount Brouilly are where the fruity, aromatic Côte-de-Brouilly wine is grown; this wine and other local Brouilly wines are harvested on the southernmost Beaujolais vineyards. From the esplanade, the view unfolds over the vineyards, Beaujolais hillsides and the Saône and Dombes plain. At the top (484m altitude), Notre-Dameaux-Raisins chapel (1857) built to protect the vineyards, remains a place of pilgrimage.