Not particularly well-known as a varietal, this relative of Burgundy's Pinot Noir is best known as the third main blending variety in Champagne, where it is more dependable than Pinot Noir because of its ability to ripen more easily. Used in standard non-vintage blends, it is generally thought to add suppleness and youthful fruit to the Champagne blend.
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