Pinot Gris tasting package – six German Pinot Gris wines from Palatinate vineyards

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Vinoscout

Pinot Gris tasting pack

Name: Pinot Gris tasting pack
Brand: Vinoscout
Price: 56.75 EUR
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Gaul, Villa Wolf, Pfaffmann, Diehl, Schneider & Kaisermantel – six German Pinot Gris.

56,75 €

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Product description

Pinot Gris is the Germans' favorite grape variety—and hardly any other category is ordered as often. This tasting package brings together six of our best-selling Pinot Gris wines from the Palatinate and Rheinhessen: the chart-toppers that lead our sales lists week after week. Six wineries, six distinct styles—a direct comparison.

Matthias Gaul Grauburgunder (Pfalz)
The perennial favorite and regular top performer in our wine charts: precise aromas of ripe pear, quince and delicate floral scent, plus a lively acidity with great drinkability.

Villa Wolf Pinot Gris dry (Palatinate)
The Palatinate project from the traditional Dr. Loosen company: fine minerality, green apple, white peach and a subtle almond note in the finish.

Pfaffmann Selection Walsheimer Silberberg Pinot Gris (Pfalz)
From the single limestone vineyard Walsheimer Silberberg: ripe mirabelle plum, honeydew melon and a hint of brioche — creamy, profound and with a long finish.

A. Diehl Grauburgunder eins zu eins trocken (Pfalz)
Straightforward and honest, as the name promises: Williams pear, citrus peel and a subtle hint of herbs — a puristically beautiful Pinot Gris.

Markus Schneider Pinot Gris (Palatinate)
The cult winemaker from Ellerstadt at his best: juicy pear, ripe melon and a hint of nut — uncomplicated yet with unmistakable Schneider character.

Kaisermantel Pinot Gris dry (Rheinhessen)
Dr. Köhler's rising star, freshly landed in our charts: clear fruit, fine melt and an invigorating freshness — Rheinhessen at its best.

This goes well with: pasta with cream sauce, grilled fish, light poultry, asparagus, tarte flambée or a well-stocked cheese board.

Six bottles from six different wineries at a special price — ideal for anyone who wants to discover the full diversity of Pinot Gris. Also a wonderful gift for wine enthusiasts.

Frequently asked questions

How do the wines in this sample pack taste — is there a common style?

All six are vinified dry and range between fresh-precise and creamy-profound. The spectrum extends from lively pear and citrus zest (Gaul, Diehl) to ripe mirabelle and brioche melt (Pfaffmann). What connects them: clear fruit, no use of wood, direct drinkability.

What do the Pinot Gris wines from the pack pair best with?

The fresher styles — Gaul, Diehl, Villa Wolf — work well with light fish, asparagus, or creamy pasta dishes. The Pfaffmann with its brioche note and the Schneider with its nut component can also handle roasted poultry or a ripe soft cheese.

At what temperature should I serve the wines?

Between 10 and 12 °C — colder than a red wine, but not ice-cold like a sparkling wine. This allows the fruit and texture to come into their own without the aromas feeling frozen.

Can I also give the bottles as a gift, or is the pack intended more for trying myself?

Both work. As a gift for someone who likes Pinot Gris, the direct comparison of six wineries is a concrete added value compared to a single bottle. For trying yourself, it is suitable for finding out which style — more mineral-lean or creamy-ripe — suits you better.

How long can I store the bottles?

The wines in the pack are designed for fresh drinking pleasure — it is best to open them within the next one to two years. Store in a cool, dark place, lying down; an opened bottle will keep for two to three days in the refrigerator with a stopper.

Are all six wines in the pack dry?

Yes, all six are vinified dry. Residual sugar plays no role in any of the included wines — anyone looking for an off-dry or sweet Pinot Gris will not be well served with this pack.