It’s time to talk Pinot. Yes, in honour of International Pinot Noir Day celebrated annually on Aug. 18, but also to acknowledge its pairing prowess with summer cookouts and grill sessions.

Pinot Noir may not be the top-of-mind red wine choice for summer barbecues. However, on a warm evening, elegant and lithe Pinot Noir works wonders pairing with robust dishes — while keeping things refreshing thanks to engaging acidity.

Louis Jadot 2022 Couvent des Jacobins Bourgogne, France ($39.99, #341875)

Any discussion of Pinot Noir should rightfully start in the Burgundy region of France. Without a doubt, Burgundy represents the traditional pinnacle of Pinot Noir, long providing inspiration for Pinot producers the world over. And while top-tier Grand Cru Burgundy costs a pretty penny, larger prod

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