Dale wrote this last September.
Burgundy is Pinot Noir if red, Chardonnay if white. There are a few exceptions (bourgogne passetoutgrains, bourgogne aligote, Gouges Nuits-St. George, Sauvignon de St. Bris), but the rule will apply to 99.98% of Burgundy you'll find in US.
Does this mean that passetoutgrains is not Pinot Noir, if so, what is it (and if the answer is passetoutgrains, well so be it!)