(Pee-noe Mehr-n'yay) - Relatively uncommon as a varietal, but frequently used in the Champagne blend.
(aka Meunier). Clone of Pinot Noir cepage. Widely grown in the Champagne (Aube) region of France. Used in the blend with Pinot Chardonnay to make champagne sparkling wine.
Red wine grapes grown in the Champagne region of France. Pinot Meunier is used for blending with Pinot Noir and Chardonnay to add fruit to champagne. Recently the Pinot Meunier varietal is being grown and marketed in Oregon.
(Food & Wine) A red grape from the Champagne region in France.
(Pronounced "pee-noh muh-ny-ay"). (a.k.a Meunier). Mutated gene clone of Pinot Noir c?page. Reported to have the synonym name Enfum? when referring to Pinot Meunier Fum? in the Champagne region of France although the Geilweilerhof database allocates the f
Pinot Meunier, also known as Schwarzriesling,Müllerrebe, Miller's Burgundy is a variety of black wine grape most frequently used in the production of Champagne.