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Huia Pinot Gris 2007

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Winery:
Huia Vineyards
Varietal:
Pinot Grigio
Region:
New Zealand > Marlborough
Type:
White Wine
Drink Dates:
Drink Now - 2010
UPC:
39081001420000

User Tags:  gris, pinot, vinified, fruit, (tree) fruit, nuts, fish, stone fruits, meat, soft 


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Pinot Grigio is one of the world's most popular wines. Also known under the French moniker "Pinot Gris", and even the German "Ruländer" among others, Pinot Grigio is a chameleon of a grape. It is produced in a range of styles, from the light fruity Italian style that has gained popularity, to a more mineral, flinty rich wine favored by the French - particularly in Alsace - and emulated by many in the new world.

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A soft, round Pinot Gris full of yellow fruits. This full-bodied mouthful is reminiscent of an Alsatian Pinot Gris. Great to have on its own.


March 2009

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Varietal 100% Pinot Gris Closure Screw Cap Size 750ml Alc/Vol 13.4% Enjoy Now - 2010 The grapes were hand-picked for optimum flavour. Once at the winery the grapes were crushed- pressed and then settled overnight. Around fifty percent of the juice underwent a natural ferment and the remaining juice being inoculated with re-hydrated wine yeast. Once the initial heat of the ferment had dissipated- forty percent of the still gently fermenting Pinot Gris was moved into French oak to complete ferment and so the lees could be stirred. Then the wine was blended and prepared for bottling. The nose reveals read more...


February 2009

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Crisp and nice. Not exceptional.
Thanksgiving 2008


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