Pinot Noir
Pinot Noir is the variety used in the superior red wines of Burgundy and one of the principal Champagne varieties. It is one of the few black varieties ripening early enough to succeed in the coolest viticultural areas such as those of Germany and Switzerland. It is grown in practically every country in which wine grapes are grown, usually not extensively and only in the cooler areas such as the north of Italy or the coastal valleys of California. Pinot Noir is a very old and variable variety. Pinot Noir is not vigorous and takes some years to develop vines of a reasonable size. Some clones show more upright growth than others. The leaves are small to medium, usually almost entire, but sometimes deeply 5-lobed on water shoots or unfruitful vines. They are rough, tend to fold inwards about the midrib and have a few tufts of hair on the lower surface. The bunches are small, cylindrical and winged, and because they are very compact the small, short oval berries are often pressed out of shape.
The colour of wines from Pinot Noir is never intense and fruit from hot areas may make uninteresting wines lacking in colour and flavour. However, in cool areas the wines have a distinctive varietal flavour which is highly esteemed.
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White Wine, Pinot Grigio 2020, Yamantievs
BGN12.00 -
Rose, Great Terroirs Blush Pale Pinot Noir 2018, Borovitza, Bulgaria
BGN19.30 -
Rose, Borovitza Rose Garden Pinot Noir 2018, Borovitza, Bulgaria
BGN19.30 -
White Wine, Great Terroirs Cuvée Americano 2016, Borovitza, Bulgaria
BGN22.10 -
White Wine, Great Terroirs Cuvée Bella Rada 2018, Borovitza, Bulgaria
BGN22.10 -
White Wine, Great Terroirs Chardonnay 2018, Borovitza, Bulgaria
BGN22.10 -
Red Wine, Special Colection Pinot Noir & Gamay Noir 2016, Borovitza, Bulgaria
BGN36.10 -
White Wine, Trois Visages Blanc de Noir 2019, Haralambievi, Bulgaria
BGN17.50