Community Reviews
There are 12 user submitted reviews for this wine.
Pam Hatton rated this wine as
85/100 with the following review:
Beautiful and intriguing copper to almost rose colour. A restrained nose with a little oxidation. Some white fruit on the nose with almonds. Despite the high acidity, it paradoxically was a little flabby with a bitter edge. I think the Grange Estate Pinot Gris delivers more for less $.
Sharon Lécuyer rated this wine as
85/100 with the following review:
Tasted this one side-by-side with the Grange of Prince Edward County 2016 Pinot Gris Estate which was VERY different than the 'Select'. This one has an interesting aroma that is more 'wheaty' or beer-like and its colour is much darker than you would expect from a Pinot Gris.
Tasted November 22, 2017
Sylvain Segard rated this wine as
87/100 with the following review:
Medium yellow straw. Aroma of ripe apricots, yellow apples, honey, and white flowers. Light mouthfeel. Tastes of crisp apples and light toasts. Short finish. Score 87.
(S.Segard, reviewed Nov. 19, 2017)
Kristin Perrin rated this wine as
88/100 with the following review:
Nose: Apricot, honey, orange blossom
Palate: Easy going peach, floral & honeysuckle notes, soft acidity, light body
Pair with starters dishes like salads, warm Brie with apricot chutney
Wineboy rated this wine as
89/100 with the following review:
Lots of body and mouthfeel on this wine, but lighter in power of flavours and aromas than more often accompanies such a nice mouthfeel.
Andrew Bernardo rated this wine as
85/100 with the following review:
There is a slight oxidative/smoky quality to this wine. There is stone fruit, citrus and a vegetal edge. Falls a bit short. 85 points. (www.ottawawinejournal.com)
Dan Carkner reviewed this wine as follows:
Juicy, super-ripe pineapple drenched in honey jumps from the glass. A touch of florals and steely minerality round out the nose. Grilled melon, pineapple and sweet grapefruit are upfront on the palate. Tangy citrus flavours stay with you in this light to medium weight wine. Pairings should include bridge flavours of citrus and tropical fruit. Grilled trout with pineapple mint salsa or seared halibut with brûléed grapefruit would suit nicely.
Pamela Chiles rated this wine as
89/100 with the following review:
Very light coloured with a pinkish-orange hue. Time on lees adds a bit of body and weight. Aromas and flavours of lemon, grapefruit, floral (jasmine?), honeysuckle and a hint of smoke. Quite lovely. Pair with shrimp and mango salad.
Lori Kilmartin WSET3 rated this wine as
89/100 with the following review:
A light (11.8% alcohol) Pinot Gris from Prince Edward County. The grapes spent 3 days on the lees followed by 9 months in stainless steel. Floral aromas and some citrus notes. I detected a touch of sweetness which would be a result of the 7 g/l of sugar. Some nice acidity with flavours of green apple and grapefruit. A beautiful aperitif wine or pair with a light fish dish. Tasted October 2017.
Lynn Van Der Linde rated this wine as
89/100 with the following review:
Soft gray hue with a tinge of pink, with aromas of grapefruit and stone fruit with floral undertones, a soft and full mouth feel, with a zip of acidity mid-palate. This wine only spent 3 days on its lees, which imparts some of its fullness.
Beautiful with a variety of food, including holiday dinners or simple salads.
Tasted Sept 2017.
Lise Charest Gagne rated this wine as
90/100 with the following review:
Not your typical Gray tasting Gris. A festive peach colour comes from 30 hours of skin contact, I really love that. Light, pretty peach and apricot on the nose with a hint of something saline and floral. Flavours of smooth apricot and a clean pretty mineral finish. It reminds me of a pretty spring bouquet on a picnic table at the beach! Pair with oysters or light cheeses. 300 cases made from all PEC grapes. Tasted at the winery in May 2017.
Carolyn Hetke rated this wine as
88/100 with the following review:
This was rose-gold in the glass. Interesting - more minerally than floral on the nose and palate. Light weight with a hint of bitterness on the finish that would be mellowed out by some light bites like smoked salmon. This was interesting because it leaned to the Alsation style more than many Ontario Pinot Gris. Retails at $24.95. Tasted March 2017
Natalie's Review
Grange of Prince Edward Estate Winery Select Pinot Gris 2016, Prince Edward County, Ontario V.Q.A., Canada: Clean, crisp and refreshing Prince Edward County Pinot Gris with aromas of white pear and melon. Pair with roast turkey. Drink: 2016-2018. 69336 11.80% XD 750 mL $24.95 Score: 87/100. December 8, 2017 Full Review
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