A find from our forgotten Slovenian section. Sivi Pinot is Slovenian version of Pinot Gris. If you are a fan of older vintages, you can try this wine.

The grape originates in Burgundy, and in German-speaking countries is called Rulandec. Pinot Grigio is a mutation of Pinot Noir; its berries are reddish-gray to gray-blue color so the wines can be very different. Typically it is is bronze-yellow in colour with a subtle pink hue. Very fruit on the nose, with aromas reminiscent of ripe pear, pineapple and banana. It is an extremely complex wine, rich in alcohol and extract. It enchants with a characteristically soft, harmonious and silky taste with a long finish. It is a very good complement to risotto with spring vegetables, baked artichokes with herbs, fish, rabbit, goose, pasta with tomato and basil sauce and polenta with onions.

It should be served at 10-12°C.