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Description

Pinot Grigio is typically a dry white wine, not sweet. Our brand is Italian however, the sweet version originates from France. While it can have fruity flavors, it generally has low residual sugar, making it dry rather than sweet. 

• Dryness:

  Pinot Grigio is known for its crisp acidity and dry finish, meaning it has very little residual sugar. 
• Fruity Flavors:

  It often exhibits flavors of lemon, green apple, and white peach, but these are often perceived as refreshing rather than sweet. 
• Regional Variations:

  Italian Pinot Grigio tends to be drier and lighter, while some French styles, like those from Alsace, can be sweeter and richer. 
• Sweetness Spectrum:

  While most Pinot Grigio falls on the dry end of the spectrum, some late-harvest versions can be sweet, but these are less common.