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Dessimis Pinot Grigio

9.1258 ratings
9.167 pro ratings
Friuli Isonzo, Gorizia, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy
Pinot Grigio
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9.0

The 2021 Pinot Grigio Dessimis lifts from the glass with exotic florals, sweet spices and peach. This opens with a burst of inner sweetness, complicated by zesty acidity and mineral tones, as a vivid note of ripe pear evolves on the palate. This finishes classically dry and slightly grippy, leaving nuances of white strawberry and rosy inner florals to linger. The 2021 is a more mellow edition of Dessimis, yet enjoyable all the same. (Eric Guido, Vinous, April 2023)

The 2021 Pinot Grigio Dessimis lifts from the glass with exotic florals, sweet spices and peach. This opens with a burst of inner sweetness, complicated by zesty acidity and mineral tones, as a vivid note of ripe pear evolves on the palate. This finishes classically dry and slightly grippy, leaving nuances of white strawberry and rosy inner florals to linger. The 2021 is a more mellow edition of Dessimis, yet enjoyable all the same. (Eric Guido, Vinous, April 2023)

Apr 19th, 2023
Alberto Cdm

Versione rosatina. Non male

Versione rosatina. Non male

Aug 1st, 2022
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9.2

The 2018 Pinot Grigio Dessimis is a pleasure to taste and also to look at with its beautiful orange, almost-amber color. Notes of dried apricot and peach take on a yellow citrus twang, with hints of almond paste adding an alluring richness. It’s textural and soothing on the senses without a hard edge in sight; instead coasting effortlessly across the palate with ripe orchard fruits, young mango and a hint of exotic spice. An inner sweetness lingers with an air of brown butter and hazelnut. The Dessimis is matured all in stainless steel and takes its color from spending ten months on the fine lees. (Eric Guido, Vinous, January 2021)

The 2018 Pinot Grigio Dessimis is a pleasure to taste and also to look at with its beautiful orange, almost-amber color. Notes of dried apricot and peach take on a yellow citrus twang, with hints of almond paste adding an alluring richness. It’s textural and soothing on the senses without a hard edge in sight; instead coasting effortlessly across the palate with ripe orchard fruits, young mango and a hint of exotic spice. An inner sweetness lingers with an air of brown butter and hazelnut. The Dessimis is matured all in stainless steel and takes its color from spending ten months on the fine lees. (Eric Guido, Vinous, January 2021)

Jan 29th, 2021
boyd

Gravneresque

Gravneresque

Aug 8th, 2020
LM Segal

Nutty with a pleasant, clear citrus-driven sweetness.

Nutty with a pleasant, clear citrus-driven sweetness.

Jun 11th, 2019
Maxwell Burns

Hospitality Kenwood Vineyards, Winemaker GARA

9.4

Oxidized orange color, earthy, nutty, tangerine, floral nose, med+ weight, high acid. Long finish with some drying tannin.

Oxidized orange color, earthy, nutty, tangerine, floral nose, med+ weight, high acid. Long finish with some drying tannin.

Jan 28th, 2019
Kenny Baldridge

My first reserve Pinot Grigio. 2008 and drinking amazingly.

My first reserve Pinot Grigio. 2008 and drinking amazingly.

Jul 28th, 2018
Maggie Harrison

wow. almost

wow. almost

Apr 6th, 2018
Geoff Troup

Sales Eder Brothers, Cellar Fine Wines

8.9

Weighty, hefty Pinot grigio in the traditional style. Dried apricot, dried cream, clunky acidity.

Weighty, hefty Pinot grigio in the traditional style. Dried apricot, dried cream, clunky acidity.

Mar 13th, 2018
Michaela Baltasar

Rosé-tinted Pinot Grigio.

Rosé-tinted Pinot Grigio.

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