"ブラン・ド・ノワール" (Blanc de Noirs) is a type of sparkling wine made exclusively from black grape varieties, such as ピノ・ノワール (Pinot Noir) and ピノ・ムニエ (Pinot Meunier). The term translates to "white from blacks," indicating that the wine is produced without the skins of the grapes, resulting in a white or pale-colored wine. This style of wine is commonly associated with シャンパーニュ (Champagne) production in the フランス (France) region of Champagne. Blanc de Noirs wines often exhibit rich flavors and a fuller body compared to other sparkling wines, making them a popular choice for those seeking a unique tasting experience.