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Revision as of 15:57, 14 September 2021
Pronunciation
"Pee-no gree"
Style
Light - Bodied White Wine
Description
Known as Pinot Gris in France, this cousin of the Chardonnay grape is now more readily known as Pinot Grigio (the Italian version). Pinot Gris typically offers good fruit and medium body while Pinot Grigio wines are lively, zippy and crisp. It's the same grape so if you like Pinot Grigio, you'll love Pinot Gris. Thier apple and pear notes are great with a variety of foods and make it a great sipper on a hot summer day.
Food
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Notes
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Lemon Zest -
Apple
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Melon -
Nectarine -
Peach -
Available Brands
Related Limited Release
LE19 Peccorino Pinot Grigio
LE21 Grillo Pinot Grigio