Such a thing as 'White' Pinot Noir ?

to solve an argument..>I am pretty sure you can get a 'White' Pinot Noir but no-one else seems to think so. Even though it seems counter intuitive I am pretty sure I am right. Anyone know the name of any bottles of White Pinot Noir that can prove my case. tks

From my knowledge and recollection NO and this also suggests so
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinot_Noir
I think you may have lost the argument!!
Happy New Year

Hi,

well - you can always produce a White wine from Red grapes, though not vice-versa. Whether or not anyone would do it is another question.

Technically Champagne - Blanc de Noirs - (using only Pinot Noir) would be a white (sparkling) wine. If you Google it you can easily find other examples like :

http://thepour.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/04/26/when-noir-means-white-and-other-surprises/

or

http://www.snooth.com/search/white+pinot+noir

It's not very common though.

Jacobs Creek Chardonnay Pinot Noir Brut Cuvee Sparkling

Had a couple of bottles of it last night....find it much easier to drink than champagne, well, it was at the time, now ouch....