Pinot Gris (pee-noh-gree) in France & Pinot Grigio (pee-noh-GREE-joe) in Italy are the same grape variety. Pinot Grigio is typically a light and crisp white wine, whilst Pinot Gris is full in flavour. Both are rarely aged in oak. Match Pinot Gris with appetizers, Pinot Grigio with a hearty stew.
Where can I find the best Pinot Grigio in Australia?
At BWS we’ve created a selection of both local Pinot Gris and Pinot Grigio types, including crisp and fruit-forward bottles that are ideal for dinners, shared meals, or a relaxed weekend. BWS makes it easier to compare styles using flavour notes and wine descriptions. You’ll also find drier options if you prefer something more crisp and refreshing. To find the best match, browse by region, price, and customer preference.
Does BWS have deals on Pinot Gris and Pinot Grigio?
Yes, BWS regularly features value picks, specials and seasonal offers across its white wine range. If you’re browsing for Pinot Gris or Pinot Grigio, it’s worth checking back for great-value bottles, multi-buy offers or limited-time wine deals.
BWS product pages often include tasting notes and pairing cues, which makes choosing the right bottle for your meal a lot easier.
How do I choose between Pinot Gris and Pinot Grigio?
A simple rule:
- Choose Pinot Grigio if you want something light, zesty and crisp
- Choose Pinot Gris if you want something softer, fruitier and a little fuller
BWS helps you compare both with flavour descriptions, food pairing ideas and easy online filters, so you can shop with more confidence, even if you’re still learning your style.
