Pinot Gris - Lake Michigan Shore
Pinot Gris originated in Burgundy. It is a pleasant and tasty grape that
might remind you of cream and apples. Pinot Gris and Pinot Grigio are
actually the same white grape, with two different names. In Italy, it is
known as Grigio, while in France it is known as Gris. Other countries
will use the terms interchangeably. Pinot Gris is believed to have mutated
from the black Pinot Noir grape and although it is considered a white
grape, its skin color is unusually dark for a white variety.
Winemaker's Notes: A wonderful example of Pinot Gris, this wine shows a perfect balance of
fruit and mineral tones. Soft and clean on the palate with aromas of
apple and lemon the wine finishes with a hint of grapefruit. An ideal
wine for summer fare.
Food Pairings: Very versatile with food, especially salads, light appetizers and simply prepared fish
and shellfish. Often pairs nicely with similar foods as Chardonnay.
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