French Pinot Noir is a fashionable and popular alcohol, characterized by its complex and subtle taste.
The wine is transparent and its degree of coloring depends on the degree of aging. Young wine has a cherry-ruby color, while aged wine has a brick color.
French Pinot Noir has a delicate, pleasant, and slightly sweet flavor profile, with notes of berries, flowers, and even spices.
There is a refined structure and expressive character to the palate. These are elegant, subtle, and light-bodied wines that may have rough tannins when young, but which smooth out as they mature.
French Pinot Noir Wine Characteristics
Complex and subtle taste
Transparent with coloring depending on aging
Delicate, pleasant, and slightly sweet flavor profile
Notes of berries, flowers, and spices
Refined structure and expressive character
Elegant, subtle, and light-bodied
Tannins may be rough when young but smooth out as they mature