Collection: Pinot Noir

Pinot Noir is the grape behind many of Bourgogne's red wines, and French wines form the core of our selection. Here you can compare Pinot Noir from Bourgogne with wines from Italy and Germany. That gives you a good starting point for exploring how the same grape can show different sides, depending on where and how it is grown.

In red wines, Pinot Noir is often associated with cherry, strawberry and a fresh acidity. Body and tannin vary, so the grape does not in itself tell you whether a particular bottle is light or more structured. Read the wine description and look at the vintage when you choose. This is especially useful if you are looking for a specific balance between fruit, freshness and maturation.

If you want to begin in the grape's classic homeland, you can explore our wines from Bourgogne. Here the different appellations make it possible to compare Pinot Noir from more clearly defined growing sites. A village or vineyard on the label tells you something about the origin, but the producer's choices and the conditions of the vintage also help shape the wine.

Beyond Bourgogne, we carry Pinot Noir from Italy and Germany, among other places. In Germany you will often encounter the name Spätburgunder, and in our selection you can find wines from Baden, among others. The different origins are worth comparing if you already know a style you are fond of and would like to try something related without choosing the same wine again.

Pinot Noir is also used for sparkling wine, including in Champagne. Our selection of wines made from this grape therefore includes more than red wine. Look at the wine's type and description, so you choose according to the expression you want in the glass. You can start with the grape and then let region, vintage and occasion decide which bottle suits you best.