The Pinot Noir grape? This headstrong grape might have as many enemies as it does enthusiasts worldwide. As a wine drinker, you either love it or you don't. However, Domaine Calmel & Joseph, the driving force behind Villa Blanche wines, has succeeded in creating a friendly and accessible Pinot Noir. A Pinot Noir wine with a broad flavor profile, so it will appeal to a wider audience. And all this without compromising the quality for which the Villa Blanche winery is renowned.
The Pinot Noir wine from France
Pinot Noir originated in the vineyards of Burgundy. From these magnificent vineyards, it has slowly but surely conquered vineyards worldwide. Within France, it is now also widely planted in all renowned regions. In Languedoc-Roussillon, the largest wine region in southwest France, it is also widely planted. The record hours of sunshine create an aromatic and pleasant Pinot Noir grape. To create this Villa Blanche Pinot Noir, grapes from the finest slopes are personally selected by the two winemakers, Calmel & Joseph. This also explains the sky-high quality of this beautiful red wine from the Villa Blanche winery.
Impressions of Villa Blanche Pinot Noir
Because the vineyards, planted with Pinot Noir vines, are relatively close to the Mediterranean, they have an aromatic and fragrant character. This is immediately apparent upon twisting the cap of the Villa Blanche Pinot Noir bottle. You'll immediately recognize the aroma of black cherries. But this red wine also boasts a touch of spice. The palate is a beautiful interplay of both red and dark fruit. A slightly vegetal note betrays the use of Pinot Noir. The finish offers hints of citrus and peppermint. All in all, a perfect red wine from the impressive Villa Blanche winery.