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A Pinot Grigio That's Worth Buying

By Ania Zawieja One Good Bottle
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A Pinot Grigio That's Worth Buying
If, like me, you're a fan of light white wines that have bright acidity and soft citrus notes with a dry finish, Cantina Terlano, a pinot grigio from Alto Adige is among the best. This boutique producer is located on the best soils and elevations of the Italian Alps and produces a tiny number of bottles compared to other, bigger wineries. Serve it with spaghetti with anchovies and breadcrumbs or baja fish tacos. Pinot Grigio, Cantina Terlano, Alto Adige, 2007, $19
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This is one of my favorite producers from Italy. I love there Sauvignon
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I have never heard of this region. Do they make reds as well?
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Albino Armani is another worth trying! Bold but balanced!
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Terlano is simply one of the best producers in the world and their Pinot Grigio confirms it. Who ever heard words like minerality, balance and length when describing PG? As one of my friends said, oh this is what Pinot Grigio would taste like if they tried to make wine out of it!

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