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    Pinot Grigio

    Pinot Grigio appears in 13 articles of hers, from 2021 to 2026.

    In her words

    The Tread Softly 9.9% Pinot Grigio (£11.99 Virgin Wine) is crisp with lemon zest and pear whereas the 0% Pinot Noir (£10 Waitrose) delivers juicy red fruits and spice.
    From The Rise of No & Low: Why Women Are Leading the way in Lower-Alcohol Winemaking | Platinum Magazine, 21 January 2026
    It’s fresh and zingy but still has a good balance and depth for a pinot grigio, definitely one for warm summer days.
    From June's Picks: The Finest Wines to Savour, 29 June 2023
    Pinot Grigio is loved for its refreshing and crisp flavour, with hints of green apple and citrus.
    From National Pinot Grigio Day: My Top Tips, 17 May 2023
    Pinot Grigio is widely available in different regions, and its affordability in various price ranges makes it accessible to many wine enthusiasts.
    From National Pinot Grigio Day: My Top Tips, 17 May 2023
    Look for Pinot Grigios from ‘Trentino-Alto Adige’, this area is at the foothills of the dolomites, next to the famous region where Pinot Grigio is made Friuli-Venezia Giulia.
    From National Pinot Grigio Day: My Top Tips, 17 May 2023
    Whilst we don't know where all the old vines are in the world we do know that old vines are still being ripped out - with new vines (pinot grigio, cab sav, sauvignon etc) being planted because they have higher yields and some older varieties are less popular than they once were.
    From The Importance of Old Vines, 28 November 2022

    From her archive

    Woman in a grey suit holds a bottle of Gavi wine aloft in an elegant sitting room
    Bottle of Cambalala alcohol-free Pinot Grigio Blush on a marble surface
    Pinot Grigio and other white wines displayed on a shop shelf
    Woman in an orange jumper holds a bottle of Pinot Grigio among other wine bottles

    Articles

    Looking for a Wine Like Pinot Grigio? Try Albariño
    Wine & Travel

    Looking for a Wine Like Pinot Grigio? Try Albariño

    If Pinot Grigio is your usual go-to white wine, you’re not alone. It’s crisp, clean, refreshing and reliably easy to drink, the kind of bottle that’s quietly become a…

    18 June 2026 · 2 min read

    Articles & Press

    The Rise of No & Low: Why Women Are Leading the way in Lower-Alcohol Winemaking | Platinum Magazine

    Drinking less is no longer unusual, it’s the norm for many of us, especially at this time of year. Although, I must confess I never do Dry January as my birthday is…

    21 January 2026 · 4 min read

    Still Prosecco: The Style Most People Don’t Know Exists | Have You Ever Tried Still Prosecco?
    Prosecco

    Still Prosecco: The Style Most People Don’t Know Exists | Have You Ever Tried Still Prosecco?

    It’s only £5.99 from ‌Aldi, but is worth it… Or just another gimmick for the sake of it? If you like refreshing white wines like Gavi and Pinot Grigio this is…

    23 June 2025 · 1 min read

    Trying A.I Wine from Sainsbury's | But What Do I Think?
    Supermarket Wines

    Trying A.I Wine from Sainsbury's | But What Do I Think?

    A.I. Wine?! Did you ever think you’d hear that? What happens when A.I. meets wine? So I found out that CTZN is made by human hands but

    27 February 2025 · 1 min read

    I’ve never skied anywhere quieter than Champoluc
    Wine & Travel

    I’ve never skied anywhere quieter than Champoluc

    What a fantastic trip! A perfect ‘settimana bianca’ of blue skies and fresh snow in the charming village of Champoluc in Italy’s Aosta...

    9 February 2025 · 2 min read

    Drinking in the Dolomites: Welcoming 2025 with Winter Wines in Northeast Italy
    Wine & Travel

    Drinking in the Dolomites: Welcoming 2025 with Winter Wines in Northeast Italy

    As we toast to the new year amidst the stunning snow-clad peaks of the Dolomites, my favourite winter activity is savouring the local wines

    20 January 2025 · 2 min read

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