Friday, November 22, 2019

Pinot Grigio and Thanksgiving

Norm's Tasting Notes
by Norm Bentley

The North Georgia Wine Advisor
normwine@charter.net
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2017 Kris Pinot Grigio
2017 Zenato Pinot Grigio
#48-19


We had a visit from old friends this past weekend and had a great time eating and enjoying good wines.  My wife is the Chardonnay Queen, but the other lady really likes Pinot Grigio, so the two of them had a good time sampling the 2017 Zenato Pinto Grigio, which neither had tried before, and they both really liked it.  The next day when we opened a bottle of 2017 Kris Pinot Grigio, I asked the Chardonnay Queen to make a comparison.  Her scores were 89 for the Zenato, and 90 for the Kris.  She had these comments to add:

"The Kris closely follows the textbook style for Pinot Grigio, with a clean apple nose, and the flavors of pear and apple, with a splash of citrus.  The finish is crisp and clean.  The Zenato is more rounded and has a bigger mouthfeel, and also has a clean finish." (The Chardonnay Queen 11/2019)
The alcohol content for the Kris Pinot Grigio is 12.5%, and The Chardonnay Queen's score is 90.


score: 90
score: 89
price: $10 - $13 (both)

Either of these two Pinot Grigios would make a good choice for your Thanksgiving Dinner, and below are a few more choices which I have written about earlier this year.

1. 2017 Joel Gott Oregon Pinot Gris ($16) - 90
2. 2017 Fritz Zimmer Piesporter Goldtropfchen Spatlese ($14) - 90
3. 2017 Ferrai Carano Fume Blanc ($14) - 89
4. 2017 Carneros Creek Reserve Chardonnay ($20) - 90
5. 2015 La Crema Russian River Pinot Noir ($40) - 92


HAPPY THANKSGIVING ! 

Norm
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