Even though it’s located in the warm Languedoc, the cooler, high-altitude Limoux appellation can grow thin-skinned grapes that you’d normally find in Burgundy. That includes the internationally popular red grape, Pinot Noir. This example is made using careful organic methods at Domaine Begude, a sustainably-minded estate. It\'s made from vines at 300m above sea level. As it result, it has fresh, fruity notes of cherry and raspberry, with gentle softness. Try it with a roasted or pan-fried duck breast.