Pinot Gris
Pinot Gris is the fuller-bodied cousin of Pinot Blanc – and a true temptation for those who prefer a richer flavor. Depending on the region and winemaking style, it reveals aromas of ripe pears and apples, sometimes with a hint of honey or delicate nuts. What makes it so special is its remarkable versatility : from fresh and light-footed to opulent and complex.
It originated in Burgundy, but today it feels most at home in Alsace , in Germany – where it is known as Grauburgunder – and in Italy as Pinot Grigio. At Vinoscout you will find 12 carefully selected wines of this grape variety, from everyday discoveries starting at €8.40 to characterful bottles for special occasions up to €47.90.
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Pinot Gris – between freshness and fullness
Pinot Gris is one of the great characters among white wines. Depending on its origin and vinification, the grape delivers surprisingly different wines: sometimes lean and fresh with lively fruit, sometimes full-bodied, spicy, and of considerable depth. That is exactly what makes it so exciting – and so versatile at the table.
Focus on Alsace and Luxembourg
Pinot Gris has its most famous home in Alsace. There, on the great Grands Crus vineyards, the variety develops a special complexity: ripe fruit, a subtle spice, and a body that can stand up to rich dishes. With wines from Hugel & Fils and Wolfberger – including bottlings from the Pfingstberg and Hengst Grands Crus – this tradition is well represented at Vinoscout. Luxembourg also shows with Château de Schengen and Domaine Bernard Massard that Pinot Gris can develop an elegant, independent signature on the Moselle.
Your Pinot Gris at Vinoscout
Our range includes 12 wines between 8.40 and 47.90 EUR – from an uncomplicated entry point to a special bottle for special moments. A true rarity is the Melody Pinot Gris Magnum from Weinhaus Disibodenberg, created in collaboration with Harold Faltermeyer – a wine with a story. If you are looking for something unusual, you should also take a look at “Die weiße Versuchung” (The White Temptation) from Krug. Browse through the range and find your Pinot Gris – whether for dinner or just because.