PINOT NOIR
Pinot Noir
 Its name from a combination of the French word for pine, (Pinot), due to its tight, pine cone
shaped, The word Noir comes from the grape skins natural dark color
 Pinot Noir as a plant is quite complicated wine grape
 there are 16 known, unique different types of Pinot noir grapes grown today.
 Pinot Noir is the 10th most widely planted grape in the world
 Pinot Noir is planted in regions around the world including Oregon, California, New Zealand,
Australia, Chile, France, Spain, Germany, and Italy.
 International Pinot Noir Day is celebrated every August 18.
 By volume most Pinot noir in America is grow
Flavour profile
 Terrior- Alitude slope of hills
chalky clay limestom
Continental climate
Flavors
fruit – cranberry, cherry, ressbary,
ohers- vanilla, clove, mashroom, wet leaves,
tabacco, caramel
Oak- yes french oak
Tannin- low medium
Acidity-medium- high
Ageability- 2-18 year depend upon syle
Searving temp- Cool to touch 17*C / 63*F
Pinot Noir Regions in the World
Argentina
 This is a brand new growing region (tapiz)
 Climate – cool climate
 Flavours- cherry strawberry vanilla
 Acidity – High
 Wines- chacra barda pinot Noir 2015
luigi bosca Grand Pinot Noir 2013
 Price $15-$25
California
 A hot area for growing pinot noir
 Flavour- black cherry, raspberry
 Climate- hot &cold
 Acidity- medium to high
 subRegions- santa Barbara,
sonoma
 Full bodied
 Wines- Saint bury Point Noir 2015
Hirsch Point Noir 2014
 Price - $30 above
France
 Burgundy is known as the original cultivation
area for pinot noir
 Flavour- tart cherry and earthy flavour,
mashroom caramal vanolla, cranberry
 Climate –cold
 Acidity medium to high
 Regions- cote de Noits, saint Georges
 Wines- Bourgogne, Domaune Lalande
 Price- $35
Germany
 The great aka Spatburgunder
 Flavour- cherry, cranberry, vanila, earthy,
fruity
 Climate- cool
 Acidity- High
 Body- linght bodided
 Best regions- Pfalaz, Bedan
 Wines- Meyer-Naker, Poul Furst
 Pirce- 13 above
Italy
 Northern Italian pinot noir aka pinot nero have similar earthy
notes as in France
 Flavour-cranberry, vanila mashroom wetleaves caramel
cheery
 Climate- cool
 Acidity- medium
 Wines- Pinot noir cesari 2015
Franz Haas
 Price- $ 20
New Zealand
Flavour- cherry ber,ry fruit, plum, and spices
Climate- cool
Acidity- low
Body- generally full bodided
Regions- central otago, marlborough
Wines- 3 stones, 8 ranges
Price- $25
Oregon
 Climate- cool
 Flavour- cranbarries, earthy
 Acudity- medium.to high
 Wines- Big table farm
st.Innocent
 price- $ 30
White Pinot Noir
 MAJOR REGIONS: Champagne, Oregon, California,
Alsace, Italy and Germany
 FRUIT: Baked apple, pear, lemon and orange zest
OTHER: Honey, ginger, almond, pickled gobo
OAK: either. Usually unoaked.
TANNIN: Low
ACIDITY: Medium +
Wines: Blanc de Noir Spätburgunder
Torti
Pinot Noir Rosè
• Flavour- cherry, spring nectarine with hints of sweet herbs and river rock
• Acidity – medium
• Aromas- crabapple, watermelon, raspberries
• Wines- CHARLES AUDOIN MARSANNAY ROSÉ, BURGUNDY, FRANCE, 2016
RED CAR ROSÉ OF PINOT NOIR, SONOMA COAST, CALIFORNIA,
USA, 2016
Sparkeling wines
 Richly concentrated, this salmon pink sparkling
wine bursts with aromas of plum, pink peppercorn and
Fuji apple notes supported by baked red apple, black
cherry and strawberry flavors.
 The addition of Pinot Noir still wine contributes to the
stunning color, round texture and seductive mouth feel.
Lable Reading
Food and wine Pairing
 Leaner meats (veal, chicken, turkey,
rabbit, any game bird, filets of beef or
pork
 Smoked, wood-roasted, braised or
sausage meats (with the use of beef,
lamb and pork)
 Cheeses: Ricotta, Mozzarella, Burrata,
Chèvre, Feta, Halloumi, Brie,
Camembert, Brillat-Savarin, Crottin,
Bûcheron
Thank you

Pinot noir

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    Pinot Noir  Itsname from a combination of the French word for pine, (Pinot), due to its tight, pine cone shaped, The word Noir comes from the grape skins natural dark color  Pinot Noir as a plant is quite complicated wine grape  there are 16 known, unique different types of Pinot noir grapes grown today.  Pinot Noir is the 10th most widely planted grape in the world  Pinot Noir is planted in regions around the world including Oregon, California, New Zealand, Australia, Chile, France, Spain, Germany, and Italy.  International Pinot Noir Day is celebrated every August 18.  By volume most Pinot noir in America is grow
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    Flavour profile  Terrior-Alitude slope of hills chalky clay limestom Continental climate Flavors fruit – cranberry, cherry, ressbary, ohers- vanilla, clove, mashroom, wet leaves, tabacco, caramel Oak- yes french oak Tannin- low medium Acidity-medium- high Ageability- 2-18 year depend upon syle Searving temp- Cool to touch 17*C / 63*F
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    Pinot Noir Regionsin the World Argentina  This is a brand new growing region (tapiz)  Climate – cool climate  Flavours- cherry strawberry vanilla  Acidity – High  Wines- chacra barda pinot Noir 2015 luigi bosca Grand Pinot Noir 2013  Price $15-$25
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    California  A hotarea for growing pinot noir  Flavour- black cherry, raspberry  Climate- hot &cold  Acidity- medium to high  subRegions- santa Barbara, sonoma  Full bodied  Wines- Saint bury Point Noir 2015 Hirsch Point Noir 2014  Price - $30 above
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    France  Burgundy isknown as the original cultivation area for pinot noir  Flavour- tart cherry and earthy flavour, mashroom caramal vanolla, cranberry  Climate –cold  Acidity medium to high  Regions- cote de Noits, saint Georges  Wines- Bourgogne, Domaune Lalande  Price- $35
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    Germany  The greataka Spatburgunder  Flavour- cherry, cranberry, vanila, earthy, fruity  Climate- cool  Acidity- High  Body- linght bodided  Best regions- Pfalaz, Bedan  Wines- Meyer-Naker, Poul Furst  Pirce- 13 above
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    Italy  Northern Italianpinot noir aka pinot nero have similar earthy notes as in France  Flavour-cranberry, vanila mashroom wetleaves caramel cheery  Climate- cool  Acidity- medium  Wines- Pinot noir cesari 2015 Franz Haas  Price- $ 20
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    New Zealand Flavour- cherryber,ry fruit, plum, and spices Climate- cool Acidity- low Body- generally full bodided Regions- central otago, marlborough Wines- 3 stones, 8 ranges Price- $25
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    Oregon  Climate- cool Flavour- cranbarries, earthy  Acudity- medium.to high  Wines- Big table farm st.Innocent  price- $ 30
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    White Pinot Noir MAJOR REGIONS: Champagne, Oregon, California, Alsace, Italy and Germany  FRUIT: Baked apple, pear, lemon and orange zest OTHER: Honey, ginger, almond, pickled gobo OAK: either. Usually unoaked. TANNIN: Low ACIDITY: Medium + Wines: Blanc de Noir Spätburgunder Torti
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    Pinot Noir Rosè •Flavour- cherry, spring nectarine with hints of sweet herbs and river rock • Acidity – medium • Aromas- crabapple, watermelon, raspberries • Wines- CHARLES AUDOIN MARSANNAY ROSÉ, BURGUNDY, FRANCE, 2016 RED CAR ROSÉ OF PINOT NOIR, SONOMA COAST, CALIFORNIA, USA, 2016
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    Sparkeling wines  Richlyconcentrated, this salmon pink sparkling wine bursts with aromas of plum, pink peppercorn and Fuji apple notes supported by baked red apple, black cherry and strawberry flavors.  The addition of Pinot Noir still wine contributes to the stunning color, round texture and seductive mouth feel.
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    Food and winePairing  Leaner meats (veal, chicken, turkey, rabbit, any game bird, filets of beef or pork  Smoked, wood-roasted, braised or sausage meats (with the use of beef, lamb and pork)  Cheeses: Ricotta, Mozzarella, Burrata, Chèvre, Feta, Halloumi, Brie, Camembert, Brillat-Savarin, Crottin, Bûcheron
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