Important Regions for Premium Pinot Noir - Statistics

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Region Some are light in color, with classic gamey and vegetal notes, although most show rich layers of ripe red fruit flavors (red cherry, strawberry) and notes of sweet spice from oak maturation. California
83%
Region Of course this needs to be included, but keep going; get more specific. Medium-bodied. Red fruit in youth. Earth, game, and mushroom with age. Savory aromas. Low tannins. High acidity. Côte d'Or, Burgundy
83%
Region Full bodied. Intensely fruity. Red fruit flavors. Sometimes animal and vegetal characteristics (leather, meat, wet leaves). Sonoma
67%
Village Grand cru pinot noir. Aloxe-Corton
33%
Region Medium-bodied. Medium alcohol. Medium to High acidity. Cherry and strawberry. Australia
33%
Region Home of the most prestigious sparkling wine in the world. Traditional method. Chardonnay and pinot noir dominate the blends. Champagne
33%
Region Fullest-bodied, longest-lived pinot noirs. Probably the second most prestigious (sub-)region for pinot noir in the world. More famous for chardonnay. Côte de Beaune
33%
Region Fullest-bodied, longest-lived pinot noirs. Most prestigious (sub-)region for pinot noir in the world. Home to all but one of the pinot noir grands crus. Côte de Nuits
33%
Village Grand cru pinot noir. Gevrey-Chambertin
33%
Village Premier cru pinot noir. From a (relatively) less prestigious region, but still highly regarded. High altitudes delay ripening and reduce reliability. Givry
33%
Village Premier cru pinot noir. From a (relatively) less prestigious region, but still highly regarded. High altitudes delay ripening and reduce reliability. Mercurey
33%
Village Premier cru pinot noir. Nuits-Saint-Georges
33%
Village Premier cru pinot noir. Pommard
33%
Village Premier cru pinot noir. Volnay
33%
Village Grand cru pinot noir. Vosne-Romanée
33%
Village Grand cru pinot noir. Vougeot
33%
Village Premier cru pinot noir. Beaune
17%
Region Full-bodied. Lower acidity. Juicy and vibrant with concentrated ripe red fruit. Ripest and most intense of the country. Central Otago
17%
Region Earthy aromas. Also used in sparkling. Cool to moderate. Maritime. Geelong
17%
Region Morning fogs and cool afternoon breezes. Still wines as well as traditional method sparkling wines. Los Carneros
17%
Region Medium-bodied. Fine tannins. Cherry and cranberry. Lighter style for the country. Much is used in sparkling wine. Marlborough
17%
Region Very pure fruit characteristics. Boutique estates. Medium-bodied. Medium alcohol. Medium to high acidity. Cool to moderate. Maritime. Mornington Peninsula
17%
Region Cool climate. Light body. Pronounced, perfumed red berry fruit. Light tannins. Called Spätburgunder here. Pfalz
17%
Region Cool, foggy conditions. Elegant still wines. Sparkling wines. Russian River Valley
17%
Region Cooled by fog cover in low-lying areas. Concentrated fruit balanced by high acidity. Full bodied. Intensely fruity. Red fruit flavors. Sometimes animal and vegetal characteristics (leather, meat, wet leaves). Santa Maria Valley, Santa Barbara County
17%
Region Moderate climate. Cooling breezes from Pacific Ocean. Ripe red fruit. Cinnamon spice. High acidity. Willamette Valley
17%
Region Rich fruit. Strawberries, plums and dark cherries. Ripe and soft tannins. Oak. Age-worthy wines. Medium-bodied. Medium alcohol. Medium to high acidity. Cool to moderate. Maritime. Excellent quality sparkling wines. Yarra Valley
17%
Region Cool climate. Light body. Pronounced, perfumed red berry fruit. Light tannins. This region produces the fullest-bodied, highest alcohol wines in the country. The best vineyards are on the south-facing slope of an extinct volcano. Called Spätburgunder here. Baden
0%
Region A plain. Exposed to cooling influence of the Pacific. Warming effect from north-westerly winds. Canterbury
0%
Region Intensely fruity. Strawberry jam. Red berry fruit and herbal notes. Casablanca Valley
0%
Region Pinot Noir dominates the prestigious traditional method blends in this region, providing greater body, structure, and red fruit character. Côte des Bar
0%
Region Medium to full-bodied. Ripe with dark plum and spice. High summer temperatures. Wide diurnal range. Martinborough
0%
Region Pinot Noir dominates the prestigious traditional method blends in this region, providing greater body, structure, and red fruit character. Montagne de Reims
0%
Region Red berry fruit and herbal notes. San Antonio Valley
0%
Region Smaller quantities. One of the coolest coastal areas of the country, since the rest is too hot for pinot noir. Vast majority of premium wines are oak-aged. Walker Bay
0%
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