Pearled Barley & Pearled Barley Bordogne pinot noir

Attention! This juicy, smooth pinot noir does not come from Burgundy, but from Bordeaux. Hence Bordogne. It is fresh and soft, with the taste of ripe summer fruit. An ideal red wine to drink chilled. Color, taste: red, smooth Grape variety: pinot noir Country, region: France, Bordeaux Delicious with: Fish, Chicken Father Ilja and son Klaas Gort grow grapes in Bordeaux. They do this properly according to French rules. That means they follow the law for wines that bear Bordeaux on the label. But the Gorts also love wines from Burgundy, made from pinot noir. They wanted to work with that, but pinot noir is a forbidden grape in Bordeaux. More or less secretly, they planted pinot noir a few years ago anyway. By now, those plants produce grapes from which they make a juicy Pinot Noir from Bordeaux. That wine, of course, may not be called Bordeaux by the French authorities, so they named it Bordogne. It has all the characteristics of pinot noir with its fruity taste of strawberry, raspberry, and blackberry jam, its fresh acids, and its soft mouthfeel. It is very suitable to drink chilled. Nice on its own and with light dishes with vegetables and fish. Also recommended with goat cheese.