Belmondo Pinot Noir
Northern Italian Pinot Noir, priced for the Tuesday table.
The story behind Belmondo
Belmondo Pinot Noir comes out of Northern Italy, bottled under the delle Venezie and Provincia di Pavia IGT designations, with fruit drawn from Veneto and Lombardy. It is Pinot Noir done the everyday Italian way: stainless steel fermentation, temperature controlled, no heavy oak, no long cellar sleep. The result is a pale red with bright acidity and fresh cherry rather than toast.
The label has been an export value brand for years, and the trade has noticed once or twice. Tastings.com gave the 2011 Provincia di Pavia Pinot Noir a Silver Medal in its 2013 evaluations. That is the kind of bottle we have stacked near the register for decades: honest, light, and easy to open on a weeknight without a second thought.
Explore the Belmondo range
Belmondo keeps the lineup small. Two sizes of the Pinot Noir, plus the house Prosecco when you want bubbles before dinner.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Belmondo Pinot Noir 750mL | Dry red, Pinot Noir | 12 to 12.5% ABV | Pale ruby, cherry, raspberry, bright acidity, no oak |
| Belmondo Pinot Noir 1.5L | Dry red, Pinot Noir | 12 to 12.5% ABV | Same fresh profile, large format for a crowd |
| Belmondo Prosecco 750mL | Sparkling white, Glera | Approx. 11% ABV | Light, dry-ish, green apple, easy aperitivo pour |
Which Belmondo is right for you?
Belmondo sits in the budget tier, and we price it that way. The 750mL Pinot Noir runs $6.99, and the 1.5L is $10.99, which works out to roughly the cost of two standard bottles for a party pour. The Prosecco is $10.99. At these numbers you can keep a bottle chilled for dinner and a magnum in the closet for the next gathering. Buy Belmondo Pinot Noir online and pick it up curbside in Commack, or take local delivery across Nassau and Suffolk.
Light red that handles chicken, turkey, and salmon without a fuss.
Large format at $10.99 keeps glasses filled without constant reopening.
Cheap, cheerful bubbles to open before the Pinot Noir comes out.
Belmondo cocktails and pairings
Serve Belmondo Pinot Noir slightly chilled, around 55 to 60°F, and keep the food light.