2019 San Michele Appiano (St. Michael-Eppan) Pinot Grigio

Community Tasting Notes (12) Avg Score: 87.8 points

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  6/17/2022 - RJandGB Likes this wine: 89 Points

  I was looking for a PG that had some body to it - similar to one I used to get that Doc's doesn't carry anymore. This was perfect. It's got great mouthfeel/texture and is more substantial than many PG's.

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  4/12/2022 - mitiman2003 Likes this wine: 89 Points

  Pale yellow color with excellent clarity. Bright, tart aromas of green apple and lemon. Racy green apple flavor dominates, with lemon and wet stone mineral notes. Leans acidic, but remains refreshing and quite tasty, with a hint of sugar on the palate.

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  6/23/2021 - grapenomad wrote: 86 Points

  Medium lemon in the glass. Primary fruit dominance on the nose - peach, apricot, lemon juice, yellow apple. Very well-balanced with a moderate acidity and alcohol. Pretty straightforward, no complexity, long finish. Well made and good representation of the grape.

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  4/16/2021 - RonT Likes this wine: 88 Points

  Better than the last bottle which had a burnt rubber nose when we opened the bottle. This time the nose is straw with a light citrus. The wine has a distinct mineral note and crisp and very dry. Being near the Swiss Austrian border at altitude produces a very different wine than most Italian Pinot Grigios.

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  4/2/2021 - Eantnay Likes this wine: 91 Points

  Lovely wine, made in a more Burgundian style, with stone fruit on the nose, some creaminess from partial malolactic fermentation and the right amount of acidity. A breath of fresh air amongst a plethora of pedestrian wines made form Pinot Grigio.

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