Lying on the left bank of the Serein, Beauroy covers about 64 hectares, including its secondary Climats Côte de Savant and Troesmes. In the township of Poinchy-Chablis, Beauroy is subject to dry winds from the east. Its steep slope and a relatively poor water supply cause the vine to suffer in dry years. The soil is poor and dry and shows several geological strata. The topsoil is thin, covered in small stones and white clay limestone with bluish highlights.
Beauroy is a climat that is sensitive to late frosts. Back in 1978, this posed such a threat that an artificial lake was created at the foot of Côte de Savant to fight against spring frost by overhead irrigation. This technique consists in projecting droplets of water onto the vines to form protective ice shells around the buds.
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