Pair it with some barbecue-glazed salmon, ideally.” William Berry/Shutterstock. “Pinot noir is very light in tannins, so it won’t give you that unsavory taste. “There’s often an underlying earthiness to this wine that makes it a little more compelling, and a great complement to so many foods.”īasically, if you want a sure thing-but also want to get a little weird- trust pinot noir in your glass.īest food to pair it with: “People say, ‘Don’t, drink red wine with fish.’ When combined with Omega 3s and all the fats in fish, tannins can create this weird metallic, copper flavor,” Selecman said. This style of glassware is best for big, bold reds such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Malbec, Montepulciano, and Zinfandel. They tend to have a more narrow shape, which allows them to enhance flavor while still keeping the wine cool.
White Wine Glasses White wine glasses are smaller than their red wine counterparts. This added space encourages oxidation, a process that diffuses alcohol aromas and softens harsh tannins in full-bodied red wines. These glasses are designed specifically for a Zinfandel but will work well with any lighter tasting wine. Everybody knows the flute or port glass, most. You’ll be surpassed to realise just how different types of wine glass there are. From the standard red to the vintage glass, the Alsace to the Sauternes. “Pinot noir is great for people who want something fairly accessible, but also want something a little more interesting,” Selecman said. Bordeaux glasses look like oversized white wine glasses with taller and broader bowls. Could you have really imagined 17 That’s exactly how many different types of wine glasses are listed on this infographic from Silver Groves.
This makes it a very drinkable, yet respectable, wine. Compared to other wines, it has a lighter body, and is less overtly tanic. Supple, silky, fruity-but with a little more complexity than merlot-pinot noir is just behind cab in terms of overall wine popularity.
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