Posts Tagged ‘Pinot Grigio’

rmps pg Robert Mondavi Private Selection Pinot Grigio 2006 California $11 wine reviewsThis was the first wine I tasted at the Modavi tent during Harvest in the Square in NYC. It was a very pleasant aperitif. My husband and I enjoyed another bottle last night along with chicken in a light cream sauce. Still liked it. There is a lot of very boring Pinot Grigio out there, but this one is livelier than most. The Private Selection Pinot Grigio is jazzed up with the addition of a little Gerwurztraminer and several other varietals.

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Submitted by Sabina
If you’re looking for a great summer wine, this “pinot grigio blush” is just the ticket. Neither sweet nor tart, this wine has a peachy taste and is both crisp and airy. Although it is at least part pinot grigio, you won’t find that typically tangy citrus flavor or even a zingy aroma here. Just a floral coolness. I would recommend pairing this light wine with salads or a light dessert like fruit.

placidopinot.jpgThe 2006 Placido Pinot Grigio is a reliable, widely available Pinot that will appeal to those who do not like their wine too assertive.  It is also available in 1.5 bottles which makes it a good choice for holiday parties.

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maso-canali.jpgThe Maso Canali Pinot Grigio is a super wine.  You do need to know upfront that this is not a typical Pinot Grigio.  The Wine Witch considers this a good thing, but diehard Pinot drinkers may have a different opinion.  This one is also a splurge at $30 and may take a little work to find.

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cavitpinot.jpgCavit Collection is a widely available, value priced producer from Italy.  The Pinot Grigio is probably the best known of their offerings. 

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santa-margherita.jpgSanta Margherita Pinot Grigio is probably the most recognized producer of this varietal.  Most restaurants that offer wine that does not come out of a cardboard box have this one on the menu.  It is one of those absolutely “safe” wine choices.

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