Pinot Grigio
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Pinot Grigio, also known in France and parts of the New World as Pinot Gris and in Germany as Grauburgunder, is a white wine grape typically producing light, lemony wine. Italy produces a huge volume of mostly undistinguished Pinot Grigio.

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