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Key Grapes & Regions: Pinot Noir
Key Grapes & Regions: Pinot Noir
Key Grapes & Regions: Pinot Noir
Pinot Noir
Black grape with thin skin Pale to Medium in colour
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France-Burgundy/Climate Burgundy AOC
France
and fresh as they lack the flavour
intensity to age.
Village Wines-Typically better
situated. They offer more flavour
intensity, complexity and length
Best suited for moderate areas on the finish. Most famous Villages
where it can fully ripen are in Côte-d'Or, Gever-
Chambertin and Nuits-Saint-
Georges are in Côte de Nuits and
Pommard in Côte de Beaune.
USA PINOT
Cooled by morning fogs from San
Cooled by Pacific Ocean Breeze
Pablo Bay
Red Fruit(red plum, raspberry,
Red fruit (cherry, raspberry)
NOIR mocha, and caramel)
Tertiary Forest floor and
Medium Tannins mushrooms. and vanilla when
aged in new french oak
Much of California is too warm for
Pinot Noir yet there is a small number
of regions close to the coast that High Acidity Meduim Acidity
good or outsanding examples of Pinot
Noir
Casablanca Valley
CHILE
Cooled by sea breezes and
morning fog
Ripe Red Fruit(Cooked
Medium Tannins
Pinot Noir rarely inexpensivr, Chile
High Acidity
wines can offer good value for money
Medium Body
Meduim Finish
SOUTH
Walker Bay/Cool Climate
AFRICA Strawberry)
Medium Tannins
High Acidity
AUSTRALIA
Cooled by Southern Ocean
Cooled by Southern Ocean Breeze
Breezes
NEW
Cooled by Sea Breezes & Ring of Cooled by Sea Breezes & Ring of
Mountains Mountains
PINOT NOIR
of the region
Medium Tannins
High Acidity
Long Finish