Rulandské is a type of grape variety known as Pinot in many regions. It is primarily grown in Czech Republic and Slovakia, where it is used to produce both white and red wines. The grape is appreciated for its versatility and ability to adapt to different climates and soils, resulting in a range of wine styles. The wines made from Rulandské are often characterized by their rich flavors and aromas, which can include notes of fruit, spice, and earthiness. This variety is popular among wine enthusiasts for its complexity and the quality of wines it can produce, making it a significant part of the local wine culture.