Château Punin Experiments with Pinot Noir in Cyprus
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Château Punin Experiments with Pinot Noir in Cyprus

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Château Punin is undertaking an ambitious project to grow Pinot Noir grapes in Cyprus, a region not traditionally known for this varietal. The endeavor aims to explore the potential of Cypriot terroir for producing high-quality Pinot Noir wine.

The Drinks Business reported on Château Punin’s experiment with Pinot Noir cultivation in Cyprus. While details are limited, the project represents a significant undertaking given the Mediterranean climate and its challenges for growing cool-climate grapes like Pinot Noir.

No further information was provided regarding specific techniques being employed or anticipated yields. The motivation behind this ambitious project appears to be purely exploratory – to determine if the unique Cypriot terroir can successfully support the growth of Pinot Noir grapes and produce a quality wine.

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