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Pinot Noir
å¥å: SpÀtburgunder (Germany), Pinot Nero (Italy)
The heartbreak grape - notoriously difficult to grow but capable of producing some of the world's most ethereal wines. Pinot Noir is prized for its transparency, reflecting terroir like no other grape.
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Pinot Noir is one of the oldest domesticated grape varieties, dating back over 2,000 years.
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Burgundy
FranceThe spiritual home, producing wines of legendary complexity
Willamette Valley
USAOregon's premier region with bright, fruit-forward style
Central Otago
New ZealandWorld's southernmost wine region with intense, pure fruit
Sonoma Coast
USACool, foggy climate produces elegant, mineral-driven wines
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12-15°C (55-59°F)
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Burgundy glass (wide bowl)
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3-20+ years for Burgundy