Cabernet Sauvignon's adaptability has allowed it to thrive across diverse environments, making it a staple in countless vineyards worldwide, whereas Pinot Noir is known as the "heartbreak grape" due to its finicky nature.
Historically, Pinot Noir has roots tracing back to the 1st century, being praised for its quality in Burgundy, while Cabernet Sauvignon didn't appear until the 17th century, showcasing modern wine evolution.
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