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Pinotage is a cross between Pinot Noir and Cinsaut. It was first bred in 1925 in South Africa, where it continues to be grown today. Pinotage is also grown in New Zealand and California, but not as widely as it is in South Africa. Pinotage varietal wines tend to exhibit a slight fruity sweetness. American or French oak help tame their naturally flamboyant nature.

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	Fort Ross 2003 Pinotage Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage
	Fort Ross 2003 Pinotage Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage Region: Sonoma Coast
	Fort Ross 2003 Pinotage Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage Region: Sonoma Coast
	Goats do Roam 2006 Pinotage Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage Region: Western Cape
	Goats do Roam 2006 Pinotage Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage Region: red_delete
	Goiya 2004 Pinotage (shiraz) Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage
	Goiya 2004 Pinotage Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage Region: Shiraz
	Goiya 2004 Pinotage Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage Region: Shiraz
	Golden Kaan 2004 Pinotage Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage Region: Western Cape
	Golden Kaan 2004 Pinotage Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage
	Golden Kaan 2004 Pinotage Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage Region: Pino
	Graham Beck 2002 Pinotage (old road coastal cellar) Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage
	Graham Beck 2004 Pinotage (pinno red wine) Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage
	Graham Beck 2005 Pinotage Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage
	Graham Beck 2005 Pinotage Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage
	Graham Beck 2005 Pinotage Varietal: Wines > Pinotage Region: Graham
	Indaba 2005 Pinotage Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage
	Indaba 2005 Pinotage Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage
	Indaba 2005 Pinotage Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage Region: Pino
	Indalo 2005 Pinotage Varietal: Red Wines > Pinotage