Loading page
Loading wine details
Loading wine details
, save 4% per bottle!
In stock
Voss Expert tasting note
The nose is a sophisticated interplay of ripe pear, white peach, and a hint of elderflower, underscored by a mineral edge that speaks to its terroir.
We are not just an online wine shop.
A wine-specialist intelligence trained on real expertise, not a generic ChatGPT. Voss AI is shaped by our Voss Experts — 50+ wine professionals, sommeliers, buyers, and MW candidates across the US, UK, France, Greece, Italy, and beyond.
Expert-driven ratings and notes from real wine professionals.
Personalize by taste, budget, and delivery location.
Like wine, it gets better over time. Voss AI remembers your preferences.
Sommeliers and customer voices combined.
Based on 4 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Shanaka
Bracing and refreshing wine with a crisp citrus character, matched by nuanced herbaceous and floral tones that add substance and complexity. Its light body and easy-drinking profile make it an excellent highlight for those chasing a charming and welcoming wine.
Nazila Vigg
From the northernmost and German-speaking region of Italy, a polished Pinot Grigio emerges with a radiant pale yellow hue. The scent is shaped by the sweet, floral accents of ripe pear and freshly squeezed citrus, even as subtle minerality adds intensity to the aromatic profile. On the palate, a graceful symmetry of tartness and vibrancy prevails, yielding a contenting tail marked by a hint of nutty undertones. This wine proved to be a delightful match for a traditional pasta dish, expertly prepared in a unique Bruges establishment.
Fouad
Bracing and refreshing Pinot Grigio with a light yellow hue, presenting a delightful seamlessness of pear, grapefruit, and citrus flavors. The brightness is well-balanced, at the same time the 14% ABV provides a fulfilling finish.
Based on 4 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Shanaka
Bracing and refreshing wine with a crisp citrus character, matched by nuanced herbaceous and floral tones that add substance and complexity. Its light body and easy-drinking profile make it an excellent highlight for those chasing a charming and welcoming wine.
Nazila Vigg
From the northernmost and German-speaking region of Italy, a polished Pinot Grigio emerges with a radiant pale yellow hue. The scent is shaped by the sweet, floral accents of ripe pear and freshly squeezed citrus, even as subtle minerality adds intensity to the aromatic profile. On the palate, a graceful symmetry of tartness and vibrancy prevails, yielding a contenting tail marked by a hint of nutty undertones. This wine proved to be a delightful match for a traditional pasta dish, expertly prepared in a unique Bruges establishment.
Fouad
Bracing and refreshing Pinot Grigio with a light yellow hue, presenting a delightful seamlessness of pear, grapefruit, and citrus flavors. The brightness is well-balanced, at the same time the 14% ABV provides a fulfilling finish.
This Laimburg Pinot Grigio receives praise for its refreshing citrus core and floral complexity, with balanced acidity and subtle minerality. While some highlight its light body and food versatility, others appreciate the polished structure and pear undertones. Reviews note occasional alcohol warmth (14% ABV) but generally commend its crisp character and value proposition.
This Pinot Grigio from Laimburg presents a luminous straw hue, indicative of its alpine origins. The nose is a sophisticated interplay of ripe pear, white peach, and a hint of elderflower, underscored by a mineral edge that speaks to its terroir. On the palate, it unfolds with a crisp, linear acidity that elegantly frames flavors of green apple and lemon zest, while a subtle almond note adds depth. The finish is clean and persistent, marked by a saline minerality that is both refreshing and evocative of its Northern Italian provenance. A benchmark in its category, this wine offers both precision and finesse.
We are 50+ wine professionals (sommeliers, buyers, MW candidates) across the US, UK, France, Greece, Italy, and beyond. We review wines via blind tastings with a standardized rubric, using both 100-point and 5-star scales.Same varietal, different acclaimed regions
3.5
Points
Save
18%
4
Points
Save
16%
3.8
Points
Save
21%
4
Points
Save
8%
4
Points
3.8
Points
4
Points
3.8
Points
Save
7%
4.3
Points
4.3
Points
Save
17%
