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== Pinot Gris ==

Pinot Gris is a white wine grape variety of the species ''Vitis vinifera''. Originating from Burgundy, this grape is now found in wine regions all over the world.

== History ==

The [[Pinot Gris]] grape is believed to be a mutation of the [[Pinot Noir]] variety. It is known to have been present in the [[Burgundy]] wine region of France since the Middle Ages. In the 14th century, the grape was popular in the vineyards of [[Monk]]s. The grape was later found in [[Switzerland]] where it was called [[Malvoisie]].

== Characteristics ==

[[Pinot Gris]] is usually made into a rich, full-bodied white wine. The wines produced from this grape also vary in color from a deep golden yellow to copper and even a light shade of pink. The flavors in the wine can range from ripe tropical fruit notes to crisp and refreshing citrus flavors.

== Regions ==

Today, [[Pinot Gris]] is found in wine regions all over the world. In [[France]], it is primarily grown in [[Alsace]]. In [[Italy]], where it is known as [[Pinot Grigio]], it is often a lighter-bodied, crisp, clean, and vibrant white wine. In [[Germany]] and [[Austria]], it is known as [[Grauburgunder]] or [[Ruländer]] and is often made into a fuller-bodied wine. In the [[United States]], it is grown in [[Oregon]], [[California]], and [[New York]].

== Food Pairing ==

[[Pinot Gris]] pairs well with a variety of foods due to its high acidity. It is often served with light meats, [[seafood]], and pasta dishes. It also goes well with spicy food because it is often slightly sweet.

== See Also ==

* [[Chardonnay]]
* [[Sauvignon Blanc]]
* [[Riesling]]

== References ==

* Robinson, Jancis (2006). ''The Oxford Companion to Wine''. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
* Clarke, Oz (2015). ''Grapes & Wines: A Comprehensive Guide to Varieties and Flavours''. New York: Sterling Epicure.

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