Jermann Pinot Grigio 75cl
AED 159.00
Crisp, no-nonsense Pinot Grigio from Friuli that makes your first sip feel like a reset. Expect green pear, lemon zest, and a little white blossom, with a clean, salty snap that keeps it dangerously drinkable. If you want Italian white wine that’s bright, focused, and food-friendly without getting fussy, this is the move!
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75cl / 750ml |
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Bright, zippy, and ridiculously easy to love, this Friuli Pinot Grigio is the kind of Italian white wine you open “just for a glass” and suddenly it’s gone. It’s got that clean, coastal-feeling freshness, plus enough texture to keep it interesting.
What makes it worth your fridge space is the balance. You get crisp citrus and orchard fruit up front, then a subtle savoury edge that stops it from tasting flat or forgettable. It’s not a simple patio pour, it’s the one you bring out when you want people to go, “Wait, what is this?”
Friuli (up in Italy’s northeast) is a serious white-wine zone, cooler vibes, bright acidity, and a more precise style than the blander Pinot Grigios you’ve probably suffered through before. This one tastes like it came from somewhere specific, because it did.
- Appearance: Pale straw with greenish highlights, bright and clear.
- Nose: Green pear, lemon zest, white peach, a hint of white flowers, plus a light saline, mineral note.
- Taste: Dry and crisp, with pear and citrus leading, then a gentle almond and stone-mineral savouriness. High acidity keeps it lively and food-ready.
- Body: Light to medium-bodied, refreshing but not watery.
- Finish: Clean, snappy, and mouthwatering, with citrus peel and a subtle salty linger.
If you’re building your go-to lineup of white wine, this is the “reliable but never boring” bottle. It shines when you want something fresh and bright, but it can still hang with richer flavours thanks to that slightly savoury edge.
It’s also a great pick for anyone who thinks Pinot Grigio is always neutral. This one has personality, clean fruit, a mineral streak, and a finish that makes you want the next sip.
Fun Fact: Jermann helped put Friuli on the global wine map, and their cult white “Vintage Tunina” is one of Italy’s most hunted bottles.
