Delicate, complex and utterly captivating, Pinot Noir has enchanted wine lovers for centuries.
Revered for its elegance and expressive nature, this iconic grape has journeyed from the vineyards of Burgundy to some of the world's finest wine regions, earning devoted fans every step of the way.
Bright cherry and wild berry flavours mingle with delicate spice, while layers of mushroom, forest floor and savoury complexity reveal themselves over time. Elegant yet expressive, every glass offers something new to discover.
Fruit: Cherry, raspberry, wild berries
Savoury Notes: Mushroom, forest floor, game
✓ Cheese boards and charcuterie
✓ Roast duck and mushroom dishes
✓ Special occasions and slow afternoons
Nestled in eastern France, this celebrated wine region combines cool-climate conditions, limestone-rich soils and generations of winemaking expertise to create some of the world's most sought-after wines.
Burgundy is a mosaic of small family-owned vineyards, many passed down through generations. Together, these prized sites produce wines celebrated for their elegance, complexity and remarkable sense of place.
"A small, expensive, infuriating region that delivers paradise in a bottle."
Today, Pinot Noir thrives in some of the world's most celebrated cool-climate regions, including Oregon, Central Otago, Martinborough and parts of South Africa and Chile. In Australia, the Yarra Valley led the charge, followed by Mornington Peninsula, Geelong, Gippsland, the Macedon Ranges and Tasmania.
Wherever it grows, Pinot Noir reflects its surroundings, producing wines that balance vibrant fruit, elegance and complexity while expressing a unique sense of place.
"Delicate to grow. Impossible to forget." 🍷
Delicate spice and savoury complexity, making it one of the world's most intriguing wines.
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For centuries, Burgundy has set the benchmark for Pinot Noir. It produces some of the world's most celebrated expressions of the grape.
Why Burgundy Matters
– Jancis Robinson
Born in Burgundy, Pinot Noir has found success in cool-climate wine regions around the world.
From Oregon and Central Otago to the Yarra Valley and Tasmania, each region brings its own character to this remarkable grape.
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