Pinot Meunier
French red wine
Pinot Meunier is pronounced "PEE-noh muh-NYAY". This red grape is used in Champagne as a component of the bubbly wine. It is used in small amounts, blended in with the Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes.
Meunier is named after the French word for "miller", because the leaves have an underside that looks like flour.
Pinot Meunier is known for its acidity and fruity flavors.
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Meunier is named after the French word for "miller", because the leaves have an underside that looks like flour.
Pinot Meunier is known for its acidity and fruity flavors.
Wine Types Main Listing
All content on the WineIntro website is personally written by author and wine enthusiast Lisa Shea. WineIntro explores the delicious variety and beautiful history which makes up our world of wine! Lisa loves supporting local wineries and encouraging people to drink whatever they like. We all have different taste buds, and that makes our world wonderful. Always drink responsibly.