Ripe notes of confected lemon and lime present themselves here. This is a wine with complexity beyond its price point, with a lick of smoke and minimality layered on top of that citrus fruit-set.

Origin: We think in Alsace, France. But it’s still up for debate. Mainly Grown In: Germany, Italy, Austria, France and large parts of Eastern Europe. Key Facts: Pinot Blanc, the mischievous cousin of the Pinot family, is a grape that knows how to keep you guessing. With a color as pure as freshly fallen snow, this grape brings a touch of elegance to the vineyard. But don't let its pristine appearance fool you, because Pinot Blanc is a rebel at heart. This grape loves to play tricks on your taste buds. Just when you think you've figured it out, it surprises you with a delightful twist. It dances between flavors like a playful acrobat, balancing notes of crisp green apple, zesty lemon, and a touch of delicate white flowers. It's like a symphony of flavors that leaves you wanting more. Fun Fact: Pinot Blanc is one of the four ‘Noble’ grape varieties in France’s famous Alsace wine region.