Key Grape Varieties: Pinot Noir Advanced Version - for WSET L3 and 4
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In this video I take you through the haunting Pinot Noir in great detail.
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0:00 Introduction
1:02 Pinot Noir: History
5:40 Pinot Noir: In the Vineyard
11:57 Pinot Noir: In the Winery
16:12 Pinot Noir: Key Places
19:03 What it tastes like
Wonderful class! So informative! I had Pinot Noir at a wine tasting (I've only been to one). After the cherries and berries I tasted flowers like, old damask roses, clove pinks and those old British sweet peas, spicy flowers. The color was dark and burgundy but with hints of pink in a kind of corona at the surface of the wine. Is that normal in a Pino Noir?
Always love a Marlborough pinot noir
”Introduced by the moors”. What did they use the grape for?
Love Tasmania PN. great vid!
The best!
why in Steiermark they call chardonnay a Morillon ?
On the etymology I am not so sure - all I could research was this: Austria has more limited plantings of Chardonnay and those mainly in the Steiermark (Styria) in the south (268 ha/662 acres in 2007), where it is generally known as Morillon.