Pinot Noir (Everything you need to know) | Grapes 101

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[@kevinblessing4257]

Pinot noir is the grape that got me into red wines. I had only messed with white wines, man was I missing out.

[@smoothiestrawberry4824]

My first wine was pinot noir, too. It’s called “Lafore”. I remember it was resonating with elegance and class

[@Oatmealxxx]

@kevinblessing4257 can you recommend some pinot noir brands please?

[@carloaltamirano4112]

Well, did you know that although not as common, Pinot Noir could also be a white wine?

[@mariana2799]

Yes Martinborough is a gem when it comes to Pinot. Also the Tasmanian ones from Australia, very peppery and extra fresh.

[@isabelab6851]

Just moved to Sonoma County…I love Pinot Noir…a dream come true

[@Jimmerca]

Do you have a favorite winery in that area that you would recommend for Pinot noir?

[@gerryhughes3598]

Thank you. I have not tasted Pinot Noir. You have wetted my interest. Thank you.

[@garywheaton-lifewithgaz50]

Im so lucky to have so many great wineries so close! Hello from Wellington NZ.

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You guys make. amazing Sauvignon Blanc

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Hawkes bay chardanay

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maybe u should improve ur diet ?

[@comesahorseman]

I've had great, medium bodied Pinot from Germany (Rhinegau) and, if you can find it, from Alsace.

[@KatWarhound]

Thanks for making this! It was such a pleasure to watch your video and enjoy a glass of pino while learning about it's origins and flavor profile. :)

[@winefolly]

Our pleasure!

[@pierre-louisj.1729]

Clos Salomon, especially from this vintage, is an incredible value for the price. Got it at 30 bucks and it's an absolute masterpiece. Only have one in my cellar, unfortunately.

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Thank you for the great informative video!

[@winefolly]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Sbannmarie]

From Santa Barbara Calif- wine country!

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Very informative . Thanks🍷

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My diploma teacher right there. Thanks for this video.

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Great video as always from WF. If you say how much should you expect to pay please also suggest a range. More than others is a bit too generic. Keep up the good work.

[@atamo4323]

Love, love, love to see an episode on Cab franc, specifically those from Loire valley vs Argentina’s El Enemigo.

[@BeeRumblin13]

At my Total Wine there is probably 70 or more different kinds of P.N. It's not that scarce. Alot of bottles under 20 bucks. The one i got was $17 Caliveda from Napa, Ca. It's not too bad for the price.

[@jeffreymiller9808]

Huge Variations even within Sub Ava’s . In the Willamette for Example, Dundee Hills Pinot much different than the Style that comes out of the Eola-Amity Hills. Have to say Freedom Hill in the Mt. Pisgah Region produces some amazing Pinots 💕🍷

[@winefolly]

Thanks for sharing!

[@skandarc2810]

I love Pinot noir! Such a good grape. But I will say, living in California, unless it’s a special occasion, I have never paid much for Pinot. $10-$20 max. I even regularly find super value wines under $10 thanks to California producing so much of it. Nice informative video for the most part though!

[@KlausValk]

There's nothing better in summer than a glass of Bourgogne Pinot noir served with at 15 degrees Celsius to a slightly chilled glass. Not even cool, fresh and dry white wine wins against a cool-served pinot in the summer.

[@numanuma20]

Carneros is making great Pinot Noir. I love the floral aromas of Pinot Noir. Can you please put a link in the video to learn about the wine? I use my phone to watch the videos.

[@lornacherotich1704]

Love the details! Thank you 😀

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Hi can you please review few indian wines especially from grover and sula.

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Very well done

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[@QualeQualeson]

What's the deal with Pinot aging though? I'd love to have a great one and I _could_ buy a 100 bucks 95pt 2019 Nuits or whatever right now, but I think that to experience the real magic I figure I'd have to store it for 10-20 years. I could be dead in 20 years.

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Oregon..interesting!

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thank you

[@pesssoabartelt]

Excellent

[@winefolly]

Thank you! Cheers!

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She's good.

[@williamgullett8071]

Rules of pinot noir for me.... -Oregon pinot is better than California pinot -if you spend less than 15 bucks you are wasting your money. You can get an OK red blend or cab for 8 or 10 bucks but with pinot you need to start at 15 bucks or it's too sweet

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Mushroomy character. Lol it's fermented grapes.

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