Whether you’re savoring a Burgundian masterpiece, a Californian gem, or a New World discovery, each sip is a journey through time, terroir, and tradition. As Pinot Noir Day draws near, it’s the perfect opportunity to raise a glass to this captivating grape variety. Not sure which Pinot to try?

Dec 31, 2022 · Explore the world of Pinot Noir and the best and most notable regions in the world. Discover the perfect blend of terroir, crafting exceptional wines. Skip to content

Aug 11, 2023 · Learn more about what makes French pinot noir so special, what it tastes like and what Burgundy has to do with it (spoiler alert: it’s a French winemaking region and widely considered the home of pinot noir).

From France, pinot noir is rustic, earthy and acidic. From Sonoma it’s lush with rich black cherry flavors and higher in alcohol than French pinot noir. Here is what you can expect from different regions that produce pinot noir:

Pinot Noir, the ‘heartbreak grape,’ rewards patience with unrivaled depth and complexity. It’s also the most highly prized grape in the world. But why? Also known as: Pinot Nero, Spätburgunder, Blauburgunder. At first glance, most Pinot Noir wines are …

Aug 16, 2024 · The early ripening Pinot Noir is extremely sensitive to terroir (both geography and micro-climate). So much so at a parallel tasting of two 2014 Hirsch Vineyards Pinot Noir from the Sonoma Coast in California (East Ridge vs West Ridge), they couldn’t be more different.

Terroir Influence: Burgundy’s limestone soils and temperate climate, with its cool nights and moderate summers, are ideal for cultivating Pinot Noir. This combination of natural elements allows the grape to retain high acidity and develop complex aromas and flavors.

May 4, 2023 · Others are following suit, seeking the right terroir for Pinot Noir—a mix of clay and chalk and warmer parcels. The producers here talk of terroir much like their colleagues to the east. The Loire’s Pinot Noir regions will always be white-wine dominant, but buy the red wines for their immediate pleasure, or cellar a few of the top bottles ...

Hailed for its diverse aromatic profile and capacity to convey terroir subtleties unlike any other, the Pinot Noir grape has carved out a niche in the annals of viniculture, becoming the centrepiece of many conversations and tastings.

Pinot Noir holds a unique place in the world of wine. It has a long history and a complex mythology. Many producers believe that – of all grapes – it provides the truest translation of terroir.