Ruffino, Lumina Pinot Grigio, Delle Venezie

Kinda sweet pg in a lemon drop kinda way.

Medium yellow color wine with good mix of residual sugar and light fruit notes. There is some hints of vegetable notes that I didn't enjoy as much.

Nice clean and crisp. Tones of ripe pear and gooseberries. Nice acidity from hints of citrus.

Should I feel guilty for actually enjoying a competent mass-produced grocery wine? Probably. But I don't. Nothing atypical in its pale lemon-green color or neutral aromas of pear, apple, peach, nectarine, citrus blossom, and stale beer. The palate is rather straightforward with its tart, sharp green pear fruit profile, and an approachable acidity that was softened through lees aging. Apricot, peanut shell, green tea, almond, and leesy character to the short finish. Meets all expectations for <$10 Pinot Grigio.

Delicious and crisp. Notes of pear. Best served cold.

Pale lemon. Pronounced nose. Lime, lemon, gravel. Almond. Off dry. High acidity. No tannin. Medium alcohol. Light body Pronounced flavors of lime, yellow apple. White pepper and shortbread. Ginger. Medium finish. Quality good.

a pleasant innoccuous easy drinking light white wine

lovely pinot grigio for the price. Light and well balanced. Great for the summer.

Steely nose with hints of stone fruit. Crisp on the palate with flavors of tart green apple. Somewhat acidic which leaves a lingering tartness at the finish. Very basic and what I would consider nondescript Pinot Grogio.

A clear yellow color. Limited aromatics. Crisp clean and fresh. And average PG with a little too much acidity. $8.99 OH Retail.

I really enjoy this one as a standard to keep in the house. A nice balance of sweetness with a touch of lemon tartness. Great deal for the price.

Excellent price point (under $10). Nice and fruity, fragrant, and well balanced. Cheers!

Melons, banana on nose. Firm acid, lemon, tart. Nice crisp wine, decent finish. Great for summer, good w/ food. Good value.