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While Pinot Grigio might not seem exciting and new, this one from Germany is anything but the same old same old. |
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Weingut Frank Gruner Veltliner A summer fave of sommeliers around the world, but still unknown in many wine circles, Gruner Veltliner is my go to for a summer salad! |
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From a tiny wine region just south of Lake Garda, this wine made of Turbiana grape is a perfect sub for Sauvignon Blanc. |
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Vartsikhe Marani Tsolikouri Not the Georgia the Devil went down to, think a bit further east. Home of some of the most ancient winemaking in the world brings us this funky entry. |
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This fresh and light wine is exactly what I imagine coming from the land of the rising sun. All the way from Japan! |
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What summer would be complete without some sparkle and nothing could make it better than a sparkler made with one of my favorite obscure varietals, Ribolla Gialla. |
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