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It's much easier than ever to find inexpensive high-quality wine. In fact, New World wines are often more affordable than Old World wines, and the quality is higher overall. New World wines tend to be fruitier and less oaky (if you're into that), which makes them more appealing to casual drinkers who aren't particularly interested in the technical aspects of wine tasting. But if you really like a bold, tannic wine with lots of oak influence, have no fear—the Old World has plenty of options for your palate as well!
I love wine. I love how it tastes, the way it makes me feel, and how little I have to do to get a great bottle of wine. But did you know that there are many different types of wine out there? And not all wines are created equal! In fact, some fall far behind in quality when compared to other types of wine. This is why it's important to understand what organic and eco-friendly labels mean when shopping for your next glass (or bottle) at the store:
Pinot Noir is a red grape variety that's grown in many wine-producing regions around the world. It has a more delicate, aromatic taste profile than other varieties of grapes that are commonly used in wine production. Known as one of the most expensive wines on the market, Pinot Noir is also one of the most planted red grape varieties in existence.
Here we'll take a closer look at how this unique variety came to be and how it differs from other wines you may be familiar with.