Pinot Noir
Overview
Pinot Noir is a thin-skinned grape, known for its fickle nature and for being difficult to grow in many climates and soils, and incredibly sensitive to the size of crop, doing best at small yields. Pinot Noir ripens early and as such is not suitable to very warm climates where ripeness would be achieved before aromatic complexity. Partly given its thin skins, Pinot Noir is a transparent. . . Read More >
