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Wine GiftA great wine gift.
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Green WineA wine made using sustainable, organic and/or biodynamic practices in the vineyard and the winery.
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CollectibleA wine that will improve and possibly increase in value with careful cellaring.
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BoutiqueA wine from a small, artisanal winery.
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Screw CapNo corkscrew required to open.
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Magnum1500ml bottle.
- TWFThe Wine Front
- JHJames Halliday
- WWWorld Wine
- WSWine Spectator
- WEWine Enthusiast
- BHAllen Meadows
- JSJames Suckling
- DEDecanter
- JRJancis Robinson
- STStephen Tanzer
- AGAntonio Galloni/Vinous
- RPRobert Parker/Wine Advocate
- HHHuon Hooke
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German Pinot Gris, also known as Grauburgunder, is a white wine grape that has found a harmonious home in Germany's diverse wine regions, particularly in Baden, Pfalz, and Rheinhessen. The grape yields wines that are more full-bodied and richer compared to its Italian counterpart, Pinot Grigio, reflecting the cooler and German Pinot Gris, also known as Grauburgunder, is a white wine grape that has found a harmonious home in Germany's diverse wine regions, particularly in Baden, Pfalz, and Rheinhessen. The grape yields wines that are more full-bodied and richer compared to its Italian counterpart, Pinot Grigio, reflecting the cooler and varied climate conditions of Germany. These wines often exhibit a complex array of flavors, including ripe pear, apple, and sometimes tropical fruit notes, along with a robust structure and a pleasing minerality. The versatility of the Pinot Gris grape allows German winemakers to produce wines that range from dry to sweet, catering to a broad spectrum of wine drinkers. The richer body and subtle spice notes make these wines particularly suitable for the colder months, offering a comforting warmth. As such, German Pinot Gris is esteemed not only for its adaptability to different palates and dishes but also for its representation of German winemaking craftsmanship and the distinct terroir of the regions where it is cultivated. read more... less