Oh the Pinot family. Is there a more delicious clan? They certainly make for one of the more interesting grape stories.

Why Italy’s most ageworthy and complex white wines may actually come from the south, plus the essential bottles to buy now.

Often overlooked, Pinot Blanc is emerging as a textured, aromatic winter white that offers a crisp, mineral alternative to richer Chardonnay. Experts highlight its versatility with hearty dishes — ...

It has long been realized that red wine brings to our bodies a group of organic chemicals that can serve as clot-inhibiting, bad cholesterol reducing, antioxidant-enriching properties. How do the ...

Pinot Gris’s perfect drinking window is from the day of release and usually around two years. With some wines it may be more. This wine ticks all the boxes of freshness and vibrancy starting with a ...

Hello Prince Albert! The first meal I ever cooked for my wife (that’s how I snagged her!) was a variation of chicken piccata, which I whipped up from leftovers in the fridge, powdered milk and a ...

This unusual white wine from Burgess Cellars hails from the St. Andrew Vineyard in Napa’s Oak Knoll District AVA, and is distinguished by its classic tones and old-world winemaking: old Pinot Gris ...

This cohort displays a clear and consistent trend toward lighter-bodied and more refreshing styles of wine, in a departure from the heavy red varietals, red blends and traditional oaky chardonnays ...

Pinot Noir was first planted in various parts of California during the 1849 Gold Rush, finally made it north to Oregon 1965, and yet it didn’t become popular until Domain Drouhin started cultivating ...

A semi-aromatic variety, this PG delivers scents of Asian pears and red apple. There’s a natural white spice, almost pepper-like and a distinctive mineral quality. Satin smooth texture on the palate, ...

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 ...