Pinot Blanc
About this grape variety
Pinot Blanc is a genetic mutation of Pinot Noir, and Pinot Blanc can be told apart from its ancestor only by their difference in colour when the grapes mature.
It is an early grape, sensitive to disease but resistant to dryness. It gives a wine that is robust, vinous, generous—a fine wine that is powerful and balanced with good acidity, often ideal for gastronomy
It can be light on aromas but gives a full softness and backbone to blends.
Pinot Blanc
23.3 ha out of 4675 ha, or 0.5%
58 wine producers cultivate this grape variety
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Saillon
10 wines from this cellar
Cave de la Sarvaz
With his wife Sylviane, Christian Perraudin now cultivates just over five hectares, located on the right bank of the Rhone.
Bramois
15 wines from this cellar
Christophe Jacquod
The 3.7-hectare estate is located mainly in the municipality of Sion (for the red grapes) and on the slopes of St-Léonard (for the white grapes).
Salquenen
36 wines from this cellar
Adrian & Diego Mathier Nouveau Salquenen AG
Named "Swiss Cellar" of the years 2018-2011-2007, this prosperous, tradition-steeped family business is run by Diego and Nadia Mathier.
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