Pinot Noir mini study: eight wines tasted for Pinot Noir day
Pinot Noir is one of my favourite grape varieties. It’s capable of elegance and beauty, and often delivers this. But
Read morePinot Noir is one of my favourite grape varieties. It’s capable of elegance and beauty, and often delivers this. But
Read moreImpressed by these two quite innovative wines from Litmus Wines, a winemaking consultancy based at Denbies winery in Surrey. Litmus
Read moreThese were wines I tasted as part of a virtual 2021 IPNC masterclass on ageing Pinot Noir. Present were wine
Read moreThese are the 2019 releases from one of Marlborough’s most interesting producers. Mike and Anna Paterson have been making their
Read moreNicolas-Jay is a collaboration between Burgundian winemaker Jean-Nicolas Méo (Domaine Méo-Camuzet), and renowned music and media entrepreneur Jay Boberg (who
Read moreEnderle & Moll was started in 2007 with just three barrels of wine in a garage in Baden. Florian Moll
Read moreThis is a deeply impressive New Zealand Pinot Noir, from Black Estate. Winemaking is pretty natural here, and the house
Read morePinot Noir is one of the undisputably great grape varieties, but until recently it only grew well in a few
Read moreThis is a small appellation around the tiny village of Chorey, at the foot of the hill of Corton, with
Read moreThis is a distinctive and beautiful Californian Grenache, made pretty naturally. Whole bunches are lightly trodden by foot, and then
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