Pinot Noir:

August 18 we celebrate this variety that moves wine fans with every glass:

Find out:

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The Pinot Noir or Pinot Negro, in Spanish, is the quintessential red grape variety of Burgundy, a region located in northwestern central France. In fact, Pinot Noir has led this French wine region to be one of the most famous in the world of wine.

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Pinot Noir is today one of the varieties that have traveled the most outside its original borders. Thus, it is adapted in different wine regions, especially in cold ones. This varietal is behind wines of light color, medium body and few tannins, which is due to its fine skin and low levels of phenolic compounds. It is considered to produce some of the most elegant wines in the world. But, on the other hand, it is a difficult variety to grow and to vinify, since the grape tends to produce tight clusters, which increases the risk of putrefaction and makes its vinification more complicated.

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As a grape for mono varietal wines, it is one of the most appreciated worldwide. It is also part of the assembly to produce another very famous wine in the world: Champagne.

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His legend:

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It is a grape that has been grown in Burgundy since the 1st century AD. A legend says that it came through the Aedui (a Celtic tribe from Gaul) after their invasions of Lombardy and Italy.

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Another legend says that it came from the Romans, although other sources suggest that the Romans already found it in the region.

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The Church became over the years in custody of the pinots. The monks used it in their sacraments and improved the varietal through the care of the vineyards.

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Organoleptic characteristics:

Pinot Noir wines are fresh, smooth, and fruity. They have a certain acidity that turns them on, but which is pleasant. On the nose they show a great aromatic presence of red fruits such as cherries, strawberries and raspberries. It also reminds us of mushrooms, leather and spices such as cloves or flowers such as roses. And in some exponents of some areas we can find smoky notes.

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Pinot Noir in Argentina:

It is cultivated from north to south, although it finds its best expression in Patagonia Argentina.

Other production areas in the world:

France: Burgundy, Champagne, Loire Valley, and Jura.

United States: California and Oregon, the latter being an area where its wines achieve a quality of excellence.

Germany: Ahr, Pfalz, Wurttemberg and Baden

Other wine regions: Australia, New Zealand and Chile.

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Suggested pairing:

Pinot Noir is a very versatile wine, and also very gastronomic, thanks to its good acidity, delicacy, and soft tannins.

This variety goes very well with dishes that are made with mushrooms and mushrooms, or meats such as duck, chicken and fish. We can also accompany this wine with varieties of fresh cheeses, and red fruits.

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Operating temperature:

We suggest drinking it between 14 ° and 15 °

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Here are some of our recommended Pinot:

1. Desert 25 Pinot Noir

2. Laureano Gomez Pinot Noir

3. Great Terroir Pinot Noir Thrush

4. Black Hands Pinot Noir Rio Negro

5. Bressia Black Leather Pinot Noir

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Everything and more at www.solyvinomendoza.com

And ... how could it be otherwise .... news !!!! From August 18 to August 31 we are launching unmissable discounts on Pinot Noir.

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CHEERS!

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