Author: Dirk Chan
Pinot Noir is one of the greatest grapes of the wine world, capable of producing a sublime wine with a light body yet great aromatics and complexity that can be enjoyed alone or with food. Although Burgundy and Oregon lay claims as clear no. 1 and 2 (and with prices to match), there are other regions producing classic Pinots for a lot less money. Here are a few for your consideration:
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2019 Casa Girelli Cembra Pinot Nero (Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy) – $24.99
2019 Matahiwi Estate ME Pinot Noir (Wairarapa, New Zealand) – $24.99
2019 Gilbert & Gaillard Mes Vendanges Bio Pinot Noir (Pays d’Oc, France) – $27.99
2019 Serafini & Vidotto Pinot Nero Colli Trevigiani (Veneto, Italy) – $33.99
2018 Devil’s Corner Pinot Noir (Tasmania, Australia) – $37.99
Other available well-made, well-priced Pinots from around the world:
2020 Weinhaus Ress Pinot Noir (Rheingau, Germany) – $20.99
2018 Manos Negras Pinot Noir (Mendoza, Argentina) – $20.99
2019 Undurraga Sibaris Reserva Pinot Noir (Maipo Valley, Chile) – $20.99
2018 La Playa Tinga Rio Reserve Pinot Noir (Colchagua Valley, Chile) – $21.99
2019 Domaine Faiveley Bourgogne Paulée (Burgundy, France) – $37.99
2019 Le Domaine d’Edouard Bourgogne Côtes d’Auxerre Les Collines de Vaux (France) – $40.99
2018 Stoller Dundee Hills Pinot Noir (Oregon, United States) – $43.99
2019 Cristom Pinot Noir Mt. Jefferson Cuvee (Oregon – Willamette Valley, United States) – $59.99
We also have one half bottle of Pinot Noir from Bulgaria 2018 Edoardo Miroglio Soli Pinot Noir (Thracian Valley, Bulgaria) – 375mL – $12.99
Enjoy everyone!!