White Wines Pinot Grigio

Pinot Grigio is a grape variety of the grey variety, also known as Pinot gris , Ruländer , Grauer Mönch or Grauburgunder . Originally from Burgundy, this grape variety is mainly produced in Italy, Slovenia, France, Switzerland and Germany.

The characteristics of Pinot Grigio include a coppery color, often vinified in white , but if vinified in contact with the skins, it takes on its peculiar coppery color. The wine produced from this grape variety is structured, round and long in the mouth, with complex aromas of undergrowth, sometimes slightly smoky or floral. It pairs well with appetizers, especially cold cuts, fish and white meats, and is also perfect as an aperitif.