International Pinot Noir Day
International Pinot Noir Day is held on August 16. Pinot noir is such an expressive wine. This event in the second decade of the month August is annual. 
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Pinot Noir is so named due to the dark color of the grapes, and the pine-cone shaped clusters they grow in on the vine. Showing a strong preference for cooler climates, the grape of the same name is grown primarily in Burgundy, France, though Willamette Valley, Oregon in the USA and Walker Bay region of South Africa both produce notably large crops.
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National Pinot Noir Day in USA on August 18
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International Cabernet Day on August 31 (Celebrated on the Thursday before the US Labour Day);
International Grenache Day on September 15 (Celebrated on the 3rd Friday in September);
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