The Neufchâtel is a red wine produced in the Neufchâtel region, in Normandy, in France. It is a superior wine that is produced from Pinot Noir and Gamay grape varieties. The Neufchâtel has a dark red color and a complex flavor, with notes of cherry, blackcurrant and pepper. He is often aged in oak barrels, which gives him aromas of vanilla and sandalwood. Neufchâtel is a wine that goes well with a variety of dishes, in particular with red meats and strong cheeses.