Pinot grigio Alto Adige

Pinot Grigio

A White Pro with Broad Potential for Surprises

Pinot Grigio, also known in German as Ruländer, comes from the large Burgundy family. Depending upon cultivation zone, this full-bodied white wine that is rich in extracts shows itself from very different sides: sometimes fiery and corpulent with fruity aromas of ripe apples, pears, and quince, sometimes sleek and mineral-rich with soft scent tones of linden blossoms. In this way, it proves itself again and again.
Pinot Grigio

Cultivation

699 hectares (1727 acres)
the area of cultivation for Pinot Grigio
12.0 %
out of the total area of cultivation in Alto Adige

Serving temperature

10° C. (50° F.)
Min.
-
14° C. (57° F.)
Max.
Pairs with
fresh water fish
Italian dishes
traditional dishes of Alto Adige

Data sheet

From origin to cultivation and the aromatic characterization: find here more information on Pinot Grigio.
Pinot Grigio
Preferred location
In the southern part of Alto Adige, on alluvial and gravel soils in warm locations up to 500 m (1,700 ft.) above sea level.

Harmonious pairing

Dishes to pair with Pinot Grigio

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Additional White Wine Varieties in Alto Adige

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