Pinot gris

Intensely concentrated and layered, Pinot Gris from Alsace couldn't be more different than Italian Pinot Grigio. Learn more with our illustrated guide.

Whether it’s Gris, Noir, or Blanc, you can’t go wrong with a Pinot from Germany. Here are the details on the regions to know and the flavors to look for.

Bienvenido a Conoce esta uva: sección dedicada al principal personaje del vino: la uva. En cada botella y en cada vino encontramos distintas facetas y personalidades de vitis vinifera, la uva responsable de la mayor parte de producción vinícola. Cada cepa o variedad de esta especie, a pesar de ser influenciada por el hombre, el suelo y el clima, tiene su personalidad, por lo que hay que aprender a conocerlas. Hoy te presentamos: Pinot Grigio Cuando escuchamos pinot grigio inmediatamente…

Pinot Noir is a red wine grape now dominant in Burgundy and popular around the world. Pinot Noir wine aroma is cherries, red berries, and stewed fruit.

Do you ever wonder why some wine bottles say Pinot Gris and others Pinot Grigio? Is there a difference? And should you prefer one to the other? Pinot Gris and Pinot Grigio are in fact the exact same grape variety. It is a white grape, with a grayish / brownish pink skin (hence the name gris, or gray, in French). The grape originated in France (it’s from the Burgundian Pinot family), and is known as Pinot Gris in France, where it is most cultivated in Alsace.

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Pinot Grigio, Pinot Gris & Pinot Blanc are all similar delicious white wines, right? Sort of. There are several essential differences between these Pinots.

WHAT IS PINOT GRIS (PINOT GRIGIO)? Pinot gris, otherwise known as Pinot Grigio in Italy, is a white grape considered to be a mutant clone of Pinot noir. It originated in France, but is now found growing in wine regions all over the world. WHAT DOES IT TASTE LIKE? Pinot gris tastes very different depending on where it

Winter fruits and vegetables sound like an oxymoron to many folks. As it turns out, there is a wide array of winter fruits and vegetables for wine pairings! Master of Wine Christy Canterbury breaks down the best winter fruit and vegetable wine pairings for you to try during the colder months.

Let’s demystify the difference between Pinot Grigio and Pinot Gris, exploring other essentials about this white grape, including flavors and food pairings!