Pinot Blanc

Pinot Blanc, also known as Weißburgunder, is an old grape variety from the Burgundy family and a natural mutation of Pinot Gris. First documented in the 14th century, it is increasingly being displaced by Chardonnay in France, but plays an important role in Alsace for sparkling wines such as Crémant d'Alsace. In Italy, known as Pinot Bianco, it produces fruity and fresh white wines. And in Austria, Germany, and South Tyrol, it develops into a full-bodied wine with an almond-like flavor and tangy acidity, exhibiting aromas of powdered sugar, lemon cake, and quark. With age, notes of caramel, white bread, and hazelnuts emerge.

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18 products

Jülg – Weißburgunder Schweigen VDP.Ortswein
€12,32 €14,50
Winery Jülg Schweigen Weißburgunder VDP 2021
-15%
von Winning – Weisser Burgunder "Royale" VDP.Gutswein
€12,75 €15,00
von Winning – White Burgundy "Royale" VDP.Estate Wine 2023
Sold Out -15%
Albert Boxler – Pinot Blanc 2022
€24,50
Albert Boxler – Pinot Blanc 2022
Weingut Harkamp, Brut Reserve, Trinkvergnügen, Wein
€27,20 €32,00
Winery Harkamp Brut Reserve
-15%
Weingut Vipava, Pinot Gris Lanthieri, 2019, Trinkvergnügen, Wein
€10,20
Winery Vipava Pinot Gris Lanthieri
Weingut Harkamp, Sardines, 2021, Trinkvergnügen, Wein
€18,81 €20,90
Winery Harkamp ORGANIC Sardines, Demeter 2021
-10%
Winery Harkamp SOL Rosé
€42,50 €50,00
Winery Harkamp SOL Rosé
-15%
Weingut Groh, Weißburgunder, 2022, Trinkvergnügen, Wein
€13,50 €15,00
Groh Weißburgunder "Grohkost" 2022
-10%
Weingut Hannes Sabathi, Weißburgunder, 2020, Trinkvergnügen, Wein
€16,02 €17,80
Hannes Sabathi Pinot Blanc Gamlitz 2020
-10%

 

Frequently Asked Questions About Pinot Blanc Wines

Pinot Blanc, also known as Weißburgunder, is a white grape variety originally from Burgundy. It is a mutation of Pinot Noir and is grown worldwide, particularly in France, Germany, Italy, and Austria.

Pinot Blanc is characterized by flavors of green apples, pears, and citrus fruits. Depending on the region and winemaking style, you may also find notes of almonds, flowers, and subtle smokiness. The taste is often fresh, with a good balance of acidity and fruitiness.

Pinot Blanc pairs exceptionally well with a variety of dishes including fish, seafood, poultry, light summer dishes, and vegetarian meals. It also complements cheese and creamy dishes beautifully.

Pinot Blanc should be served well chilled at a temperature of approximately 8-10°C (46-50°F). This temperature helps to highlight its fresh and fruity aromas effectively.

The storage potential of Pinot Blanc varies depending on the wine and vintage. Simple Pinot Blanc wines should typically be consumed within 1-3 years, while high-quality wines from good vintages can be aged longer to develop additional complexity.