- The spotlight was and remains on Pinot Noir but in the Dundee Hills the family found the perfect growing conditions for America’s first Pinot Gris planting.
- Fransa'da Pinot Gris denilen şey, İtalya'da Pinot Grigio olarak etiketlenir. Pinot Gris ve Pinot Grigio arasında fark olup olmadığını bu yazıda öğrenelim.
- When it comes to the beloved white grape — known as pinot gris in France and pinot grigio in Italy — does it come down to just the way you say it?
- Although gris translates to "grey", ripe pinot gris grapes may be described as having colors from light pinkish brown to deep bluish grey.
- Pinot Grigio is usually crisp, light, and steely, with great acidity; Pinot Gris (the same grape) is often made into a rounder, more complex wine.
- Pinot Blanc is often associated with Pinot Gris and Pinot Grigio because they’ve all got the Pinot thing going on. And that’s not totally incorrect.
- What’s the difference between Pinot Gris and Pinot Grigio? Is it as simple as one is French and one is Italian? Find out in our down and dirty guide.
- Though the spelling is different and the bottles are usually in different sections of the wine store, Pinot Gris and Pinot Grigio are the same grape.
- The grape is originally from France, where it is cultivated in Alsace and called “pinot gris.” In Italy, it is grown in the Lombardy region and called “pinot grigio.”
- And with approximately 60,000 hectares of pinot gris/grigio worldwide, its popularity is reflected in its plantings.