Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

pinot-grigio

Noun

/ˈpiː.noʊ ˈɡriː.ɡioʊ/

Definition

A variety of white wine grape that originates from Italy, known for its crisp and refreshing flavor.

Examples

She ordered a chilled glass of pinot grigio to enjoy with her seafood dinner.
The restaurant offers a variety of wines, but the pinot grigio is their most popular choice.
He prefers pinot grigio over other white wines for its refreshing taste on warm summer days.

Meaning

Pinot grigio is a type of white wine made from the grapes of the same name, often associated with light, fruity, and floral qualities. It is especially popular in Italy and is enjoyed worldwide for its easy-drinking qualities.