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- Variety Pinot Gris
- Vintage 2018
- Brand Mt Difficulty
- Cellaring 3-5 Years
- Wine Type White
- Alcohol Percentage 14.2% Alcohol
Mt Difficulty 'Roaring Meg' Pinot Gris 2018"The grapes for this wine come from the vineyards in Central Otago’s Cromwell ..."$24.99 -
- Variety Pinot Gris
- Vintage 2019
- Brand Mt Difficulty
- Cellaring 3-5 Years
- Wine Type White
- Alcohol Percentage 14.2% Alcohol
Mt Difficulty 'Roaring Meg' Pinot Gris 2019"The grapes for this wine come from the vineyards in Central Otago’s Cromwell ..."$24.99 -
- Variety Pinot Gris
- Vintage 2020
- Brand Mt Difficulty
- Cellaring 3-5 Years
- Wine Type White
- Alcohol Percentage 14.2% Alcohol
Mt Difficulty 'Roaring Meg' Pinot Gris 2020"The grapes for this wine come from the vineyards in Central Otago’s Cromwell ..."$24.99 -
- Variety Pinot Gris
- Vintage 2020
- Brand Prophet's Rock
- Cellaring 5-10 Years
- Wine Type White
- Alcohol Percentage 13.8% Alcohol
Prophet's Rock Pinot Gris 2020""An off-dry style with powerful acidity packing in sweet ripe pears and apple..."$41.99 -
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Neil Martin89 points
- Variety Pinot Gris
- Vintage 2007
- Brand Quartz Reef
- Cellaring Drink Now
- Wine Type White
- Alcohol Percentage 14.0% Alcohol
Quartz Reef Pinot Gris 2007"Sourced from a small vineyard located in Bendigo, a fantastic sub-region in C..."$24.99 -
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Bob Campbell MW88 points
- Variety Pinot Gris
- Vintage 2020
- Brand Rockburn Wines
- Cellaring Drink Now
- Wine Type White
- Alcohol Percentage 13.5% Alcohol
Rockburn Devil'S Staircase Pinot Gris 2020"Inspired by the winding road leading from Queenstown to Kingston along the sh..."$26.00 -
Pinot Gris, Pinot Grigio or Grauburgunder is a white wine grape variety thought to be a mutant clone of the pinot noir variety. It normally has a greyish-blue fruit, accounting for its name but the grapes can have a brownish pink to black and even white appearance.
The once relatively unknown Pinot Gris (or Grigio) grape has risen by stealth to become one of Australia’s most fashionable whites, adored by the wine-drinking public.
Pinot Grigio / Gris vines were brought to Australia in 1832 as Pineau Gris from the Cote-d’Or by the father of Australian viticulture, James Busby. However, it had to wait another 150 years or so before it became an ‘instant sensation’ when Pinot Grigio pioneers Kathleen Quealy and Kevin McCarthy launched T’Gallant Wines. They recognised that the cool climate of the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria was the perfect place to grow the grape and that consumers were looking for something new.