Description
Pinot Noir has long held a place of nobility in the wine world – an ethereal variety with an ability to translate its sense of where it comes from unlike most others. Layered with intricacies and nuanced with intrigue, the pinot grape has long been the darling of the most ardent drinker. While native to Burgundy, it has found its home now in many countries around the globe. From the southern most growing region in South America and the edge of the Black Forest in Germany, to refreshingly modern examples of classic region such as Central Otago and California, the world of Pinot Noir has never been more vibrant and diverse.