Labels, schmabels, eat whatever you like with it. Personally, I enjoy Pinot Noir interchangeably with Cab and Zin, but I like all three and don't get too fussy. I like 'em best with meat, and by meat, I mean beef.
Pork, lamb, duck, and sometimes salmon are the usual suspects.
Me personally, I'll eat anything with a Pinot Noir because it's absolutely my favorite wine. However, as a previous poster mentioned red wine in general goes well with red meat. One thing to note is that pinot noirs are a little softer than than other reds so choose your red meat accordingly.
the current rule on pairing is basically to eat/drink what you like together.
there's no solid rule for any type of wine, since they vary to the point that some merlots may be more cab than some cabs are. just drink it. eat. if you like together, keep doing it. if not, try something else.
I'll probably just get thirsty one night and drink it with whatever I'm having. Hopefully not on Hotpocket Night. Although with this new board, I might get inspired to try a new recipe.
A really great waiter at Zoot near Lake Austin Blvd and Mopac turned me on to my first great pinot noir around 10 years ago. He referred to it as "red burgandy", and my wife and I loved it so much, we educated ourselves on wine in general after that experience!
Anyway, I say enjoy it with camberbet cheese, roasted chicken, turkey, duck, or grilled salmon. If you really want to go crazy, buy yourself some Reidel red burgandy stemware and it will make the wine taste even better. Finally, get yourself a bottle of Toad Hollow pinor noir for your next experience. That's my favorite because it's so consistent.