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What kind of grape is Pinot Grigio? How is it different from Pinot Noir?

TIME:2023-03-01POPULARITY:Author: 小编

Among the ancient grape varieties, Pinot is definitely on the list. The Pinot family includes Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and Pinot Blanc. Although there is only one letter difference, these grapes are very different. The reason why the Pinot family is divided into black, white and gray is because of anthocyanins. When the anthocyanins are active, the grapes appear violet, which is Pinot Noir. However, the genetic mutation of the vines makes the anthocyanins inactive, and the grapes lose their color, and Pinot Blanc is born. Pinot Grigio is between black and white Pinot, neither as dark as Pinot Noir, nor as bluish-white as Pinot Blanc, but ruby red. Both Pinot Blanc and Pinot Gris are products of Pinot Noir.

Yuncang winery's brand LEESON red wine sharing So, what is the specific difference between Pinot Noir and Pinot Grigio?

Different colors: the fruit of Pinot Noir is blue-black. As an excellent red wine variety, Pinot Noir is soft and difficult to grow, but it can produce the most expensive red wine in the world. Pinot Grigio has a pink skin and is mainly used to make white and rosé wines.

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Flavors vary: aromas of red cherry in Pinot Noir, spice and forest floor in younger wines. Pinot Noir from Burgundy, France will have distinct aromas of earth, wet leaves, mushrooms and wild cherries. Pinot Grigio germinates early and ripens early, with low acidity and high sugar content. Excellent Pinot Grigio comes from cool grape growing regions. Generally, wines made from Pinot Grigio are mostly dry, with a smooth taste, with aromas of ripe bananas and melons, as well as ginger and honey, and the overall style is relatively rich and full.

Different wine bodies: Yuncang Winery's brand LEESON red wine shares Pinot Noir because its skin is thin and contains less pigment, so the red wine produced looks very clear, light in body and high in acidity. White wines made from Pinot Grigio are generally neutral, medium or light-bodied, with moderate acidity and neutral character.