Pinot grigio is a crisp and light white wine that's perfect for hot summer days. The tipple is typically dry, with citrusy notes that evoke lemon, lime, and sometimes apples and grapefruit.

Pinot Gris (or Grigio, if Italian) is grown around the world these days, but the most significant sources are northern Italy, France’s Alsace region, and Oregon. Much of it, especially in Italy, goes ...

There are two entirely different worlds of Pinot Grigio, and American imbibers are slowly catching on to the better one. True, there is an awful lot of highly indifferent PG sloshing around, and its ...

I’ve always been a fan of underdogs. The horse with 50 to 1 odds. (Remember Mind That Bird, the 2009 winner of the Kentucky Derby?) A number 16 seed miraculously knocking out a top seed in the first ...

Hot summer nights. Lazy afternoons. Baseball on the radio. Ah, summer! This is the time of year many people live for, especially in New England. (Although truth be told, I'm one of those nuts who ...

Let’s not kid ourselves. Much Italian Pinot Grigio is about as exciting as Smartwater. It’s too often a flimsy little summer cottage of a wine, no more memorable than that last cute puppy post that ...

What’s a real pinot grigio taste like? Parties, wine lists and home wine racks seem to be awash in pinot grigio, or pinot grig (greezsh) as some call it. Most of those pinot grigios can be zippy and ...

Pinot grigio, all too often, is Italian for boring. It's a clean, nondescript white wine, refreshing at best but with little else to offer. But climb away from the sea of plonk, into the mountains of ...

Let's not kid ourselves. Much Italian Pinot Grigio is about as exciting as Smartwater. It's too often a flimsy little summer cottage of a wine ... Let’s not kid ourselves. Much Italian Pinot Grigio is ...