red2024 (representative vintage)$81–$160 est.

Côte de Beaune Pinot Noir Riserva

Burgundy Estate · Burgundy · France

Côte de Beaune Pinot Noir Riserva is an red wine from France, in the Burgundy region (Eastern-central France, running in a narrow band from Chablis in the north to Beaujolais in the south.), made principally from Pinot Noir. a reserve-tier Côte de Beaune pinot noir that represents the region's premium bottled expression.

In character, this core tier delivers the classic pinot noir profile — red cherry, strawberry, rose, violet — with the structural stamp of Burgundy and a medium-bodied presence. This profile reflects published sources, winery information and regional reference material, researched editorially rather than tasted blind.

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Profile at a Glance

Body
Medium
Acidity
High
Tannin
Low
Sweetness
Low
ABV
14–15%
Finish
A step-up Côte de Beaune pinot noir showing greater depth, concentration and oak.

Aromas & Flavours

red cherrystrawberryrosevioletearthy mushroom
  • · red cherry
  • · raspberry
  • · mushroom
  • · forest floor
  • · sweet spice

Food Pairing

  • · duck
  • · salmon
  • · grilled chicken
  • · mushroom risotto
  • · soft Brie

Perfect Pairing Guides

Food guides featuring wines made from this grape.

Serving & Cellaring

Temperature
15–17 °C
Decanting
30–60 minutes
Cellaring
3–8 years

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Where to Buy

Indicative retail: $81–$160. Available through specialist wine retailers, importers and online merchants such as Total Wine, Wine.com and Vivino Marketplace. Prices are editorial estimates and vary by market.