Tasting note

If I had to choose one grape variety for summer sipping, hands down, the versatile Pinot Grigio would steal the show. It will take you from mid-afternoon aperitif to late evening. Chilled down, it's cool and refreshing. This particular Pinot Grigio is the perfect example. I find it especially aromatic and the dancing zippy flavours on the palate from lemon-lime citrus to green apple are crisp and delicious. There's a little steeliness on the finish - this is a good thing. To be paired with summer salads, fish, chicken or put a bottle in the picnic basket - it's a great summer wine. (Julie Stock, ottawalife.com, Aug. 19, 2016)

Pinot Grigio is enjoying unprecedented popularity, and Alberto and Silvano Zenato's modernist approach to winemaking has helped take the grape in exciting new directions, creating wines of considerable intensity. This refreshing version is filled with citrus, floral, pear and mineral flavours leading to a lengthy, crisp finish. Serve it up with poached sole or a plate of steamed mussels.