Ponzi Vineyards
Pinot Gris 2023
Willamette Valley
Ponzi, a pioneer in Oregon Pinot Gris, helped establish it as the state’s first quality white grape variety. Their Pinot Gris is aromatic, expressive, and perfect for easy drinking, offering fantastic value with serious pedigree. Sourced from Ponzi’s LIVE Certified Sustainable vineyards, including Avellana, Aurora, and Madrona, as well as select Willamette Valley sites, the Pinot Gris features warm aromas of marmalade, yellow plum, and honeycomb balanced by fresh lemongrass and lavender. The mouthfeel is textured with dried apricot, mango, and vanilla, finishing with bright acidity and salted caramel.
Color
White
Blend %
100% Pinot Gris
Appellation
Willamette Valley
Farming
L.I.V.E. certified sustainable
Alcohol
12.5%
Suggested Retail Price
$22
Reviews

Wine Enthusiast - May 1, 2026 "Ponzi has been making Pinot Gris for 45 years and they are one of the important standard bearers in the Willamette Valley for the noble grape. Their latest Pinot Gris release is among the best from them that I have tried. It smells like an icy-cold lemon granita that has been hit with a touch of powdered sugar. If you love lemon drops, you will revel in this wine's aromas. With elevated acidity and a fresh, crisp texture, the wine's lemon and lime flavors are doubly refreshing." Editor's Choice.
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