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Pinot Grigio / Pinot Gris (pee-no gree-d'jo/pee-no gree)Loading media...
Regions and VineyardsSutter Creek, Galt, Placerville, Grass Valley, Isleton, Clarksburg, Somerset, Plymouth, Manteca, Lodi, Sacramento, Mokelumne Hill, Murphys, Ripon, Fair Play, Shingle Springs, Acampo WineriesAvio Vineyards, Barsetti Vineyards, Boeger Winery, Burch Hall Winery, California Cellars, Carvalho Family Wines, Conti Estate/Charles B Mitchell Vineyards & Winery, Cooper Vineyards, Delicato Family Vineyards, E2 Family Winery, Frasinetti Winery, French Hill Winery, Frog's Tooth Vineyards, Hatcher Winery, Indian Rock Vineyards, Lodi Wine & Visitor Center, Lucchesi Vineyards & Winery, McManis Family Vineyards, Milliaire Winery, Montevina Winery, Montoliva Vineyard & Winery, Oak Ridge Winery, Oakstone Winery, Renwood Winery, Revolution Wines , Ripken Vineyards, River Grove Winery Inc., Scribner Bend Vineyards, Sogno Winery, Stevenot Winery, Talus Collection, Van Ruiten Family Winery, Villa Toscano Winery, Vino Con Brio, Woodbridge By Robert Mondavi ...more FlavorDepending on where it is grown, pinot grigio/pinot gris can pack fruit flavors from the delicate to the concentrated, but generally with suggestions of peach, apple, pear, nuts and honey. BodyDry and crisp to medium-bodied and even luxurious, with the best biting, assertive and refreshing At the table, pour it with...With fresh fruit and ample acidity, pinot grigio/pinot gris is one of the more adaptable white wines, sharp enough for shellfish and pasta with a pesto sauce, deep enough for seafood or pork without aggressive seasonings or accompaniments. CuriositiesTo Italians, it's pinot grigio, and to the French, it's pinot gris, but it's also rulander and grauer burgunder in Germany, malvoisie in Switzerland, and szurkebarat in Hungary. |