Domaine Nico
Tupungato · Argentina
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An organic single-parcel Tupungato Pinot Noir fermented with native yeasts and 50% whole bunches for a lifted, savory profile.
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Pinot Noir in Canada
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Domaine Nico
Tupungato · Argentina
Why it’s interesting
An organic single-parcel Tupungato Pinot Noir fermented with native yeasts and 50% whole bunches for a lifted, savory profile.
Domaine Comte Armand
Pommard · France
Why it’s interesting
This organic, biodynamic single-parcel Pommard combines native-yeast, minimalist winemaking with one-third new oak.
Domaine François Mikulski
Pommard · France
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A sustainably farmed Pommard made with spontaneous fermentation and minimalist intervention, then aged at least 12 months in oak.
Weingut Gantenbein
German-speaking Switzerland · Switzerland
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A Swiss Pinot Noir from the mature 2016 vintage.
Cloudsley Cellars
Niagara Peninsula · Canada
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This single-parcel Niagara Peninsula Pinot Noir is elegant and classic, wild-yeast fermented, and aged 18 months in French oak.
Bodega Colomé
Valles Calchaquíes · Argentina
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A single-parcel Pinot Noir from Valles Calchaquíes grown on granite and calcareous soils, then aged 12 months in French oak.
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