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Pinot Noir

Pinot Noir is called the heartbreak grape as it’s so difficult to grow. There were few heartbreaks for us judging this category, however. The category featured many strong entries and many of these were Canadian. If you’ve ever tasted Canadian Pinot Noir, you know our wineries are making excellent examples, from Prince Edward County and Niagara in Ontario to British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley. - Shelley Boettcher 

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BEST IN CLASS

Gray Monk 2024 Limited Edition Pinot Noir, Niagara Region, Ontario 
 

$29-33

CSPC 135062

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Lightning Rock Winery 2023 Elysia Pinot Noir, Summerland Bench,
British Columbia 

$38-44

CSPC 185143

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JUDGES SELECTION

Lightning Rock Winery 2023 Canyonview Pinot Noir, Summerland Bench,
British Columbia 

$38-44

CSPC 154917

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JUDGES SELECTION

Rosehall Run 2022 JCR Pinot Noir, Prince Edward County, Ontario 

$52-55

CSPC 326504

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