Pinot Gris Grapes and Bulk Wine for Sale
Pinot Gris is a color mutation of Pinot Noir, with grey to pinkish skins that give the wine a slightly copper tone if it gets skin contact. The name is the French one. The same grape is called Pinot Grigio in Italy, and the two labels generally point to a style: Grigio for crisp and light, Gris for rounder and richer.
In this marketplace Oregon is the main source. Yamhill-Carlton lists Pinot Gris alongside Pinot Noir and Chardonnay as a leading grape, and it grows across the Willamette Valley, as well as in California and Washington. It is normally made in stainless steel, so timing and tank space matter.
On HarvestLink, Pinot Gris grapes are priced by the ton and bulk wine by the gallon, and sellers can list openly or under NDA.
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What to check before you buy or sell
- Decide the style first. A light Grigio-style wine and a rich Gris-style wine are picked and handled differently.
- Ask whether any skin contact was used, since it changes color and texture.
- For bulk wine, ask the vintage and storage history, since aromas fade with age and oxygen.
- Ask for the ABV, total sulfites and pH on the actual lot, and for a sample you can taste before you commit.
Frequently asked questions
Is Pinot Gris the same as Pinot Grigio?
Yes. It is the same grape, and the two names usually signal a style: Grigio is typically lighter and crisper, and Gris richer.
Why is Pinot Gris not white?
The grape has grey to pinkish skins because it is a color mutation of Pinot Noir, but the juice is clear, so most wines are white.
Where is Pinot Gris grown on HarvestLink?
Most commonly in Oregon's Willamette Valley, including Yamhill County, and also in California and Washington.
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Sources
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