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Posted on July 6, 2012 - by The Vine Guy

Charming and Versatile Pinot Blanc

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Pinot blanc is a remarkably versatile grape that can produce wines with different personas depending on region and winemaking techniques employed. They range from dry and refreshing to almost dessert-like.

While it is known and loved in France, Pinot Blanc is produced in many wine grape-growing regions around the world. Regardless of the country of origin, one common theme is their extraordinary fragrant bouquet and bright acidity, making them one of the most food-friendly white wines around, particularly when paired with seafood, pork and mild cheeses.

Click HERE to read about the charming and versatile wines of Pinot Blanc in this week’s Vine Guy column in the Washington Examiner newspaper

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