Three cool Pinots

from California

Pinot Noir is a blue grape for producing red wines.

Classicaly used in Burgundy/Bourgogne wines in France and also popular in the United States.

Here are three solid choices that won't break the bank.

Enjoy!

  • Bottle of District 7 Pinot Noir wine with a blue label featuring the year 2021.

    District 7

    From Monterey County to the south of San Francisco. Named "District 7" simply because it is the 7th out of Californias 17 grape pricing districts.

    A very vibrant and nice wine. Pairs really well with Gruyère cheese. Quite fullbodied and somewhat, as Pinots go, dark in colour.

    Stored in french oak barrels.

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  • Bottle of Bread & Butter Pinot Noir with a minimalist label design.

    Bread & Butter

    From Napa to the north of San Francisco.

    A classical type of Pinot Noir. Light in colour. Distinct notes of raspberry both on the nose and on the palate. Perfect to pair with light dishes or just drink as a social wine on a summers day.

    Stored in both french and american oak barrels.

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  • Bottle of Irony Pinot Noir wine with label.

    Irony

    Also from Monterey County.

    Very similar to number two on this list so if you like that wine you will also like this one. A little bit lighter in colour compared to number two on the list.

    Stored in french oak barrels for about 9 months.

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