
Pinot Grigio
Pinot Grigio is one of the most versatile white wines: depending on its origin and production, you'll find a fresh, light style with notes of apple, citrus, and white peach, or a rich, creamy wine with ripe stone fruits and a hint of almond. The grape – recognizable by its characteristic gray-blue berries – naturally possesses a pleasant spiciness that makes many of its wines so distinctive.
Originally from Burgundy, Pinot Grigio has established itself as a staple, particularly in Northern Italy and Germany, where it is known as Grauburgunder. At Vinoscout, you'll find 24 carefully selected wines of this grape variety, from everyday discoveries starting at €5.90 to characterful bottles for special occasions.
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How does Pinot Grigio taste – and what is important regarding the taste?
What is the difference between Pinot Grigio and Grauburgunder?
What is a Pinot Grigio Ramato – and how does it differ from the classic style?
Is Pinot Grigio always dry?
What dishes does Pinot Grigio pair with?
How does Pinot Grigio from Northern Italy differ from that of other regions?
Pinot Grigio – Italy's fresh white wine star
Pinot Grigio is the epitome of light, fresh Italian white wine – dry, zesty, and uncomplicated. It is the same grape as the German Grauburgunder and the Alsatian Pinot Gris, but in the Italian style, it appears particularly lean and citrus-focused. That is exactly what has made it one of the most popular white wines in the world. At Vinoscout, you will find over 25 Pinot Grigio, from uncomplicated everyday wines starting at 5.90 euros to fine representatives from the best sites.
Origin: the north of Italy
Pinot Grigio is at home in the northeast of Italy – in Friuli, in Veneto, and in Trentino-Alto Adige. The delle Venezie DOC in particular shapes the globally known, fresh style. In the cooler, calcareous high altitudes of South Tyrol and Friuli, on the other hand, the most mineral and expressive representatives with real depth are created.
Because the berries have a grayish-reddish skin, Pinot Grigio can shimmer pale straw-yellow or slightly copper (ramato) depending on the vinification – but it always refers to the same fascinating grape.
Taste profile: citrus-fresh and light
Pinot Grigio in the Italian style is bright, dry, and lively. Typical are aromas of green apple, lemon, pear, and white flowers, carried by a crisp acidity and a fine minerality. It is light, clear, and refreshing – the ideal wine for carefree enjoyment. Those who prefer it fuller and creamier will find the more powerful version of the same grape in our Grauburgunder assortment.
Food recommendations: Pinot Grigio at the table
- As an aperitif: well-chilled, the perfect start to the evening.
- With fish and seafood: from trout to vongole.
- With light cuisine: antipasti, salads, risotto, and light pasta.
Buy Pinot Grigio at Vinoscout
In our assortment, you will find over 25 Pinot Grigio, starting at 5.90 euros. For fresh everyday enjoyment, reach for a representative from the Venezie; if you are looking for more minerality and character, choose a Pinot Grigio from South Tyrol or Friuli. Browse through the selection at your leisure and find your summer wine.
































