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Despite popular opinion, it is completely normal to serve some red wines chilled. The color of wine does not determine whether or not the wine should be chilled. Pinot Noir is a light red wine and their grapes have been known to be rather tricky to grow. The wine is best served with lean meat, and should be served at about 60 degrees though if you prefer it colder, it can be chilled even more. This tab discusses Pinot Noir, how it should be served, and short videos with serving tips. Remember though that in the end it's about your preference. Wine should be enjoyed, so the experts have their opinion, but you can also have your own.
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Proper Serving Temperatures - Intowine offers the a guide to the correct temperatures wine should be served at. This guide suggests Pinot Noir should be served at 61 degrees.
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When should you chill red wine - This article discusses the proper times wine should be chilled. It suggests to chill Pinot Noir when serving with fish such as seared salmon and tuna.
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yes please, do chill those reds - This article discusses chilling red wine, and what our notion of "room temperature" should be. Article suggests that wine should be served at about 60 degrees.
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Pinot Noir Food Pairings - Pinot Noir is a light red wine which goes best with leaner meats such as veal and rabbits. This source provides a good list of food pairings that Pinot Noir compliments.
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Pinot Noir Wine - eHow offers a video series combined with Pinot Noir serving tips. Short videos include: serving Pinot Noir wines and food pairings.
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Pinot Noir - Wikipedia gives a good overview on the history of Pinot Noir and it's origins. Also inlcudes the regions where Pinot Noir grapes are most frequently grown.
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Pinot Noir - The Pinot grapes are rather difficult to grow and are one the oldest used to cultivate wines. This article is a informative, discussing the history and process of growing and fermenting the grapes.
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Pinot Noir Wine Information - A brief article discussing Pinot Noir wine and it's origins. Also includes foods Pinot Noir is best served with.