Pinot noir wine

Pinot Noir is a red wine grape dominant in Burgundy and popular around the world, with aromas of cherries, red berries, and stewed fruit.

Since the movie Sideways in 2005, sales of Pinot Noir have skyrocketed throughout the world and especially in the United States. Unfortunately, unlike Cabernet Sauvignon, it is difficult to make high volume, inexpensive Pinot Noir that still smells and tastes like Pinot Noir. So can you get quality at under $20 a bottle?

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My top 10+ favorite pinot noirs under $25. Here are some of my fav delicous and affordable pinot noirs to enjoy now or stock up to drink later!

Here are 12 bottles to help you rethink this popular grape.

Want to know what makes Pinot Noir so special? Learn more about this grape and the regions making the best Pinot Noir wines.

Laetitia Reserve du Domaine Pinot Noir shows focused tannin and velvet-like texture combined with dark berry tones and deep toast for an abundance of mid-palate richness. Damp earth and earl grey tea compliment and round out the olallieberry jam flavors.

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This red grape is a natural for Thanksgiving, not to mention conveniently available in every wine shop.