Pinotage

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Pinotage is a red wine grape variety created in South Africa by crossing Pinot Noir and Cinsaut, known for producing deeply colored, robust wines with distinctive smoky, earthy, and dark fruit characteristics.

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Pinotage canonical 12

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Vitis vinifera cultivar
red wine grape variety
wine grape
alsoKnownAs Perold’s Hermitage x Pinot
associatedWineIndustry South African wine industry
colorOfGrape red
countryOfOrigin South Africa
createdIn South Africa
crossOf Cinsaut
Pinot Noir
grownInCountry Australia
Brazil
Canada
Germany
Israel
New Zealand
South Africa
United States
Zimbabwe
importantRegion Durbanville
Paarl
Stellenbosch
Swartland
Walker Bay
notableWineStyle fruit-forward wines
oak-aged wines
robust red wines
parentGrape Cinsaut
Pinot Noir
primaryRegionOfCultivation South Africa
typicalAcidity medium
typicalAlcoholLevel high
typicalAroma black cherry
blackberry
dark fruit
earthy
plum
smoky
typicalBody full-bodied
typicalFlavorNote chocolate
coffee
dark fruit
earthy
smoky
spice
typicalFoodPairing barbecue dishes
game meats
grilled meats
rich stews
typicalTanninLevel medium to high
typicalWineColor deeply colored
usedFor fortified wine production
red wine production
rosé wine production
sparkling red wine production

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Riebeek Valley grapeVarieties Pinotage
Robertson Wine Valley grapeVariety Pinotage
subject linked to: Robertson wine valley
Darling grapeVariety Pinotage
Polkadraai Hills grapeVariety Pinotage