Pinot Blanc

Grape Description

Grown all across Europe, the Pinot Blanc grape is a genetic mutation of the Pinot Noir varietal.  Its skin can have a high level of tannin and can be mistaken for Chardonnay as they are very similar in appearance.  Grapes taste crisp and tart.

Juice Description

With a bright color when young, the juice of Pinot Blanc has a surprising floral note. With crisp acidity the juice has been mistaken for Chardonnay in many cases.

Wine Description

Often made for immediate consumption and not for long term cellaring.  Wine shows a fruity and floral bouquet, with aromatics of apple and citrus and a soft minerality.