Pinot Noir

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Pinot Noir is a thin-skinned, cool-climate red wine grape variety renowned for producing elegant, aromatic wines with red fruit flavors and notable complexity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Vitis vinifera cultivar
red wine grape variety
wine grape variety
colorOfWine red
foodPairing duck
game birds
mushroom dishes
roast poultry
salmon
grapeColor black-skinned
historicalRegionOfOrigin Burgundy
knownFor aromatic wines
complex wines
elegant wines
notableRegion Alsace
California, United States
surface form: California

Carneros
South Island
surface form: Central Otago

Champagne
Saône-et-Loire
surface form: Côte d'Or

Côte de Beaune
Côte de Nuits
Germany
Marlborough
New Zealand
Oregon
Russian River Valley
Sonoma County, California
surface form: Sonoma

Willamette Valley
originCountry France
parentFamily Pinot family
primaryRegion Burgundy
relatedVariety Pinot Blanc
Pinot Gris
skinThickness thin-skinned
synonym Pinot Noir self-linksurface differs
surface form: Blauburgunder

Pinot Nero
Spätburgunder
typicalAlcoholRange medium
typicalAromas red fruit
typicalClimate cool-climate
typicalFlavors cherry
cranberry
earthy notes
floral notes
raspberry
red currant
spice notes
strawberry
typicalStructure high acidity
light to medium body
low to medium tannin
usedIn Champagne blends
traditional method sparkling wines
viticulturalCharacteristic early budding
early ripening
susceptible to disease
susceptible to rot
thin skins prone to damage
wineAgeingPotential good in top-quality examples
wineStyle rosé wine
sparkling wine base
still red wine

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Napa Valley primaryGrapeVariety Pinot Noir
North Coast AVA typicalVariety Pinot Noir
Pinot Noir synonym Pinot Noir self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Blauburgunder
Yarra Valley knownFor Pinot Noir
Yarra Valley grapeVariety Pinot Noir
Burgundy grapeVariety Pinot Noir
Weisser Clevner parentGrape Pinot Noir
Côte de Beaune grapeVariety Pinot Noir
Champagne primaryGrapeVariety Pinot Noir
Limarí Valley grapeVariety Pinot Noir
Carneros AVA grapeVariety Pinot Noir
California wine country produces Pinot Noir
Sonoma Valley grapeVariety Pinot Noir
Mendocino AVA grapeVariety Pinot Noir
Sonoma Coast AVA knownFor Pinot Noir
Sonoma Coast AVA grapeVariety Pinot Noir
Anderson Valley AVA knownFor Pinot Noir
Anderson Valley AVA grapeVariety Pinot Noir
Bennett Valley AVA knownFor Pinot Noir
Bennett Valley AVA grapeVariety Pinot Noir
Sonoma Mountain AVA grapeVariety Pinot Noir
Pinot family includesVariety Pinot Noir
Pinot family includesVariety Pinot Noir
this entity surface form: Pinot Noir Précoce
Pinot family geneticRelationship Pinot Noir
this entity surface form: Pinot Noir is progenitor of Pinot Gris
Pinot family geneticRelationship Pinot Noir
this entity surface form: Pinot Noir is progenitor of Pinot Blanc
Denbies Wine Estate grapeVariety Pinot Noir
Trump Winery grapeVarietyUsed Pinot Noir
Pinot Blanc relatedTo Pinot Noir
Pinot Blanc mutationOf Pinot Noir
Sonoma Valley AVA grapeVariety Pinot Noir
Marlborough grapeVariety Pinot Noir
subject surface form: Marlborough wine region
Grand Cru typicalGrapeVarieties Pinot Noir
subject surface form: Grand Cru (Burgundy classification)
Carneros knownFor Pinot Noir
Carneros grapeVariety Pinot Noir
Premier Cru associatedWithGrape Pinot Noir
Mâconnais alsoProduces Pinot Noir
Volnay primaryGrapeVariety Pinot Noir
Volnay grapeVarietiesAllowed Pinot Noir
Ribbon Ridge AVA knownFor Pinot Noir
Ribbon Ridge AVA grapeVariety Pinot Noir
McMinnville AVA knownFor Pinot Noir
McMinnville AVA grapeVariety Pinot Noir