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Pinot Blanc

Originally from Alsace and Germany

The unsung Alsatian grape. Pinot Blanc lacks the intensity of Riesling or the drama of Gewurztraminer, but it produces reliably excellent, versatile wines at reasonable prices. Crisp apple, pear, and almond; food-friendly and honest.

Rebula is a native Slovenian grape known for its high acidity and suitability for skin-contact wines. Malvazija adds aromatic complexity, while Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc, and Sauvignonasse contribute to structure and fruit.

Taste profile

Body3/5
Tannin1/5
Acidity3/5
Sweetness1/5

Where Pinot Blanc is grown

AlsaceBaden, GermanyAlto AdigeBurgenland, Austria

Food pairings

QuicheLight pastaGrilled fishSoft cheeses

Notable Pinot Blanc wines

Oče Naš

Orange Wine

Jure Štekar · Goriška Brda

Pinot Blanc

Dry White Wine

Weissburg R. Marx · Baden

Drink 2024–2028

Juventa Weisser Burgunder Trocken

White Wine

Divino

Edelzwicker (1L)

White

Geschickt · Alsace

Drink 2019–2023

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Pinot Blanc FAQ

What is Pinot Blanc?

Pinot Blanc is a white wine grape that originated in Alsace and Germany. The unsung Alsatian grape. Pinot Blanc lacks the intensity of Riesling or the drama of Gewurztraminer, but it produces reliably excellent, versatile wines at reasonable prices. Crisp apple, pear, and almond; food-friendly and honest.

What are the characteristics of Pinot Blanc?

On the palate it reads as medium-bodied, medium acidity. Structurally: body 3/5, acidity 3/5, tannin 1/5, sweetness 1/5.

Is Pinot Blanc sweet?

Pinot Blanc is almost always vinified bone dry, so expect no perceptible sugar in the glass.

What does Pinot Blanc taste like?

Think of it as a medium-bodied white. The unsung Alsatian grape. Pinot Blanc lacks the intensity of Riesling or the drama of Gewurztraminer, but it produces reliably excellent, versatile wines at reasonable prices. Crisp apple, pear, and almond; food-friendly and honest.

What food pairs with Pinot Blanc?

Reach for Pinot Blanc alongside Quiche, Light pasta, Grilled fish, Soft cheeses.

Where is Pinot Blanc grown?

You will find its finest expressions in Alsace, Baden, Germany, Alto Adige, Burgenland, Austria.

What grapes are similar to Pinot Blanc?

If you enjoy Pinot Blanc, try Chardonnay, Pinot Gris. Often a comparison point. Chardonnay is more expressive; Pinot Blanc more neutral and dependable.

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