Incarnadine

Pinot Noir hails from all over the globe. From the mountains of Argentina to the sloping hillsides of Beaujolais in France and the valleys in Germany, Pinot Noir could be considered the world’s most popular light-bodied red wine. Stylistically it will vary depending on where the fruit is grown, and California Pinot Noirs have their own distinct flavor profile. Because of the diurnal temperature shift in most of the growing regions where Pinot Noir is planted within the state, the varietal has a bigger, lush body and is a lot more fruit-forward than its counterparts in Europe or the Southern Hemisphere. This wine in particular features beautiful dark and red fruit that is complemented by light acidity and soft tannins. A sweet aroma hits the nose as you sip. The perfect bottle to pair with a cool al fresco dinner.