Pinot family

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Vitis vinifera cultivar group wine grape family

The Pinot family is a group of closely related wine grape varieties, including Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, and Pinot Blanc, that are widely used in high-quality wines, especially in regions like Burgundy and Champagne.

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Vitis vinifera cultivar group → wine grape family →
colorRange	black-skinned → grey-skinned → white-skinned →
cultivatedIn	Argentina → Australia → Austria → Chile → France → Germany → Italy → New Zealand → Switzerland → United States →
geneticRelationship	Pinot Blanc is a color mutation of Pinot Noir → Pinot Gris is a color mutation of Pinot Noir → Pinot Meunier is a mutation of Pinot Noir → Pinot Noir is progenitor of Pinot Blanc → Pinot Noir is progenitor of Pinot Gris →
grapeSpecies	Vitis vinifera →
historicalAssociation	Burgundian monastic viticulture →
historicalOrigin	France →
includesVariety	Pinot Blanc → Pinot Gris → Pinot Meunier → Pinot Noir → Pinot Noir Liébault → Pinot Noir Précoce → Pinot Noir Rosé → Pinot Teinturier →
notableRegion	Alsace → Burgundy → California → Champagne → Germany → Italy → New Zealand → Oregon →
typicalWineStyle	aromatic complexity → high acidity → light to medium body → suited to cool climates →
usedFor	red wine production → rosé wine production → sparkling wine production → still wine production → white wine production →
usedInRegion	Champagne blends → Crémant sparkling wines →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Pinot Blanc → Pinot Gris →	parentGrape
Pinot Noir →	parentFamily