The wine’s aromas and flavors are akin to black cherry
The partial destemming and gentle extraction keep the wine pure and elegant
Compared to Saint‑Joseph
with a nice minerality and a saline character
showing Cabernet Franc’s perfume and the producer’s minimal‑intervention touch
Greystone Pinot Gris Burgundy The wine’s aromas and flavorsThe palate is bright, textural, and gently aromatic, with pear, white peach, and apple skin giving a soft, juicy entry. Acidity is fresh but rounded, keeping the wine lively without sharpness. Texture is silky, lightly creamy, and subtly phenolic, offering that classic Greystone leesdriven grip. A faint line of ginger spice, florals, and wetstone minerality adds lift and savoury detail. The midpalate is smooth, mediumbodied, and quietly concentrated,