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Wine consumption in the United States will record its 16th consecutive annual gain by the end of this year, but 2009's expected increase of a mere 0.5 percent in case sales indicates that challenging economic conditions have made Americans more... Full Article at Wine Spectator
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Representing the Finger Lakes I chose a 2006 Heart & Hands Pinot Noir. Raspberry/cherry notes and incredibly subtle oak -- a rarity in FL pinot, in my experience -- made this a delightful lighter-bodied red for those intimidated by the Frontenac. Full Article at Lenndevours
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A worker harvests grapes of Pinot Noir intended to make Cremant, in the Lucien Albrecht vineyard in Orschwihr in the Alsace region near Colmar, eastern France, August 31, 2009. View Photo »
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I try to serve a red as well as a white wine with my Thanksgiving meals, and the red recommendations from my wine-tasting panel usually come down to two varietals - pinot noir and gamay Beaujolais.
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At Ironside, which is like a grown-up version of a frat bar, there's Firestone Honey Blonde or Trumer Pilsner. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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We live in a world of trends. The Walkman, Pinot Noir, the Lambada, animated gifs, tree hugging, the mullet. Some endure; some don't. One recent trend in marketing is customer centricity. Full Article at Advertising Age
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An award-winning wine blog dedicated to celebrating everyday wine culture and helping you find delicious, varied wines from all over the world that are good value, interesting to drink, pair well with food, and are (mostly) under $20. Full Article at Good Wine Under $20
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Workers harvest grapes of Pinot Noir intended to make Cremant, in the Lucien Albrecht vineyard in Orschwihr in the Alsace region near Colmar, eastern France, August 31, 2009. View Photo »
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The Julicher Pinot Noir 2008 is a true example of New Zealand Pinot Noir at its best, featuring a deep brooding black cherry colour, dusty plum and autumn forests on the nose. This is the first time the Pinot Noir pioneers of Martinborough have claimed the top trophy, and it is truly deserved.
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Thanksgiving wine #1: 2007 Argyle PINOT NOIR (Willamette Valley, Oregon)
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Shockingly light ruby color. Very fragrant nose of sappy, earthy cherries, pomegranate, and smoky peat. Low-toned attack in the mouth, with dark, macerated cherries and scorched earthy, iodiney minerals. Full Article at Blue State Carpetbagger's Red State Wine Blog
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This article will provide you with a guide to the top five wineries/vineyards in the Pacific Northwest, including ideas for lodging and recommended wines. Shea Wine Cellar. Full Article at Associated Content
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The entree course of filet mignon, polenta ravioli with cauliflower and vadouvan butter, whole roasted zucchini blossom, bloomsdale spinach, and pinot noir sauce that will be served at the 2009 Creative Arts and 61st Primetime Emmy Governors Balls is seen during a news conference in Los...
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This photo taken May 20, 2009 shows a glass made especially for Pinot Noir is held up during a Riedel Crystal wine glass tasting at the Robert Mondavi Winery in Oakville, Calif. Can a fancier glass add class to your wine?
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I try to serve a red as well as a white wine with my Thanksgiving meals, and the red recommendations from my wine-tasting panel usually come down to two varietals - pinot noir and gamay Beaujolais.
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The Julicher Pinot Noir 2008 is a true example of New Zealand Pinot Noir at its best, featuring a deep brooding black cherry colour, dusty plum and autumn forests on the nose. This is the first time the Pinot Noir pioneers of Martinborough have claimed the top trophy, and it is truly deserved.
SOURCE: Scoop - New Zealand News -
We have had two extremely good vintages in a row of Pinot Noir with over 300 wines entered in the 2009 competition -Â the most ever entered
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The golden fried calamari with lemon and capers is just the way we like it. Their New England-style clam chowder is the best. Our favorite wine now is a St. Rose Pinot Noir by Nunes Vineyards in Santa Rosa.
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They laughed at us 20 years ago, when we planted Pinot Noir ... And now that's our best grape.
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Watte represents Merrill’s desire to share the special pleasure in tea for the teas offer an insight into the unimaginable variety in tea. Crafted on the similarities between wine and tea in mouthfeel and structure, they are Merrill’s tea ‘version’ of Champagne, Pinot Noir, Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon...
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And with China now our fourth largest Pinot Noir market the trophies and medals take on a special significance
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New Zealand Pinot Noir is simply going from strength to strength and I am looking forward to being a speaker and panellist at Pinot Noir 2010 in New Zealand in February next year
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Pinot Noir is one of the most challenging wines to make and we are blessed in New Zealand with having the combination of terroir and winemakers with the passion to make some of the best in the world. Pinot Noir 2010 is a celebration of this
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That was a very intense day for me ... Thankfully, I was in wine country in California after many glasses of pinot noir. It didn't necessarily take me by surprise, because every single one of us knew it could happen to us. But it definitely was difficult to leave something like that. It was difficult to...
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Since the undisputed success of the 2007 event we have been working hard to create the next page in New Zealand’s Pinot Noir story
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But it's worth New Zealand's while to promote pinot noir as an alternative to bordeaux blends in China.
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Pinot noir doesn't have the same cachet as bordeaux blends and the potential in China will be with red wine and, in the immediate future, bordeaux blends
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You can make the world's greatest pinot noir these days, and because of the state law ... you might not be able to sell it to people who find it, hear about it, read about it, maybe even taste it on a vacation
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Niagara Peninsula is actually very well-suited to chardonnay, merlot and pinot noir
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Kosta Browne in some ways has come to define the modern California Pinot Noir style
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I’ve come to think of Anderson Valley as the most promising place in California for Pinot Noir.
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I love California Pinot Noir.
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Redtree Pinot Noir California 2008 ($8, score: 88 points out of 100) offers baked cherry pie, with rhubarb and blueberry, showing a wonderful fruit profile that’s spicy, elegant and easy to drink. Great balance
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s or 94's or 04's) the true test is where the wines end up in 10 15 and 20 years out and more. of course this applies to pinot noir only. the state of white burgundy since 1995 makes me cry! CHEERS __________________ chet kern GREAT BURGUNDY IS MY LIFE
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New Zealand is producing outstanding Pinot Noir, so to be named as the leading wine in Cuisine’s annual tasting is a huge compliment. Our vineyard and winemaking team put in an incredible effort each year, so this award is a testament to their skills and efforts. It’s another deserved win for Central Ot...
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Pinot Noir 2010 is more than a wine event however – it is a four day exposé of our best wine food and hospitality – a truly New Zealand experience for a very influential audience
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The valley is arguably the finest place in the country to grow Pinot Noir, and in climate and latitude the region most closely resembles Pinot’s ancestral home, Burgundy, France
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Both rieslings and sauvignon blancs have supplanted pinot noir as the fastest growing varietal ... although pinot noir and cabernet sauvignon are not too far behind.
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for years. I have no desire to fly to Chile, so to diversify meant something in this area, and Pinot Noir was a logical choice.
SOURCE: Wine Enthusiast
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