Red, white and rosé wines
Pinot Noir.
Usually fresh red berries, with weight and texture varying across Burgundy.
Chardonnay.
Often apple, flowers and citrus; oak ageing can add nutty or buttery notes.
Pinot Noir.
Fresh, fruit-led rosés; production is smaller than the main red or white styles.
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