Pinot Noir

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Buy Pinot Noir Online from New Zealand and Around the World 

Looking to buy Pinot Noir online? You've come to the right place. At Advintage you'll find one of New Zealand's finest selections of Pinot Noir, featuring outstanding wines from Central Otago, Marlborough, Martinborough, North Canterbury and Hawke's Bay, alongside exceptional French Pinot Noir, Australian Pinot Noir and other premium international producers.

Originally from France's famous Burgundy region, Pinot Noir has become one of the world's most admired grape varieties. While it can be challenging to grow, the right combination of climate, soils and skilled winemaking produces wines renowned for their elegance, perfume and complexity. 

Whether you're looking for a vibrant New Zealand Pinot Noir, a classic Burgundy or something from another leading wine region, you'll find a style to suit your taste and budget. 

What Food Goes with Pinot Noir? 

Pinot Noir is one of the world's most food-friendly red wines. Lighter styles pair beautifully with salmon, tuna, roast chicken, mushroom dishes and creamy pasta, while fuller-bodied Pinot Noir complements duck, lamb, pork, venison and slow-cooked casseroles. 

Its bright acidity and silky tannins make Pinot Noir an excellent choice for everything from casual weeknight meals to special occasions. 

Serving and Cellaring Pinot Noir 

For the best drinking experience, serve Pinot Noir slightly cooler than most red wines, ideally between 14–16°C. This helps highlight the wine's delicate aromas, vibrant fruit and silky texture. 

Many New Zealand Pinot Noir wines are delicious to drink upon release, while premium examples from Central Otago, Martinborough and Burgundy can reward careful cellaring for five to ten years or more. Store your wine in a cool, dark place with a consistent temperature to ensure it develops beautifully over time.