Pinot Gris Wines
Pinot Grigio is a light weight, dry white wine that is crafted from the Pinot Gris grape. While Pinot Gris’ is often more perfumed and fuller bodied with a touch of sweetness, Pinot Grigio is generally delicate, crisp, elegant and made for early drinking.
Pinot Gris was made famous by the wines from Alsace, in North-Eastern France. This dry, cool climate makes exotic Pinot Gris styles - rich and creamy wines that explode with spicy pear drop fruits and often with a bit of sweetness.
But the sweeter style is not to everyone’s tastes and it turns out Pinot Gris can also, if picked a little less ripe, make a beautifully attractive, dry and crisp wine. The Italians were the first to master this new style and they called in Pinot Grigio. Just like Sauvignon Blanc and Riesling, the winemaking for Pinot Grigio is all about protecting the wine’s fruit character so Pinot Grigio is almost never aged in oak. And while Pinot Gris likes cooler climates, such as Tasmania and New Zealand, Pinot Grigio can be made in most regions around Australia, and is regularly found in our Live Offers and Collective Preferred.
Pinot Gris Wines
Pinot Grigio is a light weight, dry white wine that is crafted from the Pinot Gris grape. While Pinot Gris’ is often more perfumed and fuller bodied with a touch of sweetness, Pinot Grigio is generally delicate, crisp, elegant and made for early drinking.
Pinot Gris was made famous by the wines from Alsace, in North-Eastern France. This dry, cool climate makes exotic Pinot Gris styles - rich and creamy wines that explode with spicy pear drop fruits and often with a bit of sweetness.
But the sweeter style is not to everyone’s tastes and it turns out Pinot Gris can also, if picked a little less ripe, make a beautifully attractive, dry and crisp wine. The Italians were the first to master this new style and they called in Pinot Grigio. Just like Sauvignon Blanc and Riesling, the winemaking for Pinot Grigio is all about protecting the wine’s fruit character so Pinot Grigio is almost never aged in oak. And while Pinot Gris likes cooler climates, such as Tasmania and New Zealand, Pinot Grigio can be made in most regions around Australia, and is regularly found in our Live Offers and Collective Preferred.
Pinot Gris Wines
Pinot Grigio is a light weight, dry white wine that is crafted from the Pinot Gris grape. While Pinot Gris’ is often more perfumed and fuller bodied with a touch of sweetness, Pinot Grigio is generally delicate, crisp, elegant and made f... what makes it famous is the power of Australian Shiraz - nothing else... quite comes close with South Australia home to many of our best with its big and bold blackberry and licorice fruits on a full-bodied palate. And while there are many other red wines to choose fro
Pinot Grigio is a light weight, dry white wine that is crafted from the Pinot Gris grape. While Pinot Gris’ is often more perfumed and fuller bodied with a touch of sweetness, Pinot Grigio is generally delicate, crisp, elegant and made for early drinking.
Pinot Gris was made famous by the wines from Alsace, in North-Eastern France. This dry, cool climate makes exotic Pinot Gris styles - rich and creamy wines that explode with spicy pear drop fruits and often with a bit of sweetness.
But the sweeter style is not to everyone’s tastes and it turns out Pinot Gris can also, if picked a little less ripe, make a beautifully attractive, dry and crisp wine. The Italians were the first to master this new style and they called in Pinot Grigio. Just like Sauvignon Blanc and Riesling, the winemaking for Pinot Grigio is all about protecting the wine’s fruit character so Pinot Grigio is almost never aged in oak. And while Pinot Gris likes cooler climates, such as Tasmania and New Zealand, Pinot Grigio can be made in most regions around Australia, and is regularly found in our Live Offers and Collective Preferred.
Pinot Gris Wines
Pinot Grigio is a light weight, dry white wine that is crafted from the Pinot Gris grape. While Pinot Gris’ is often more perfumed and fuller bodied with a touch of sw... what makes it famous is the power of Australian Shiraz - nothing else... quite comes close with South Australia home to many of our best with its big and bold blackberry and licorice fruits on a full-bodied palate. And while there are many other red wines to choose fro