National and regional style generalizations admit exceptions. The Chardonnay–Pinot Gris–Semillon electricity scale is a qualitative comparison, not a quantitative acidity scale.
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Pinot Gris is described as horizontal, moderately acidic and tingling rather than Chardonnay's firmness. Alsatian richness, residual sugar and phenolic finish contrast with lighter Friuli, brighter Alto Adige, and richer Oregon/New Zealand expressions. Pink skins can yield deeper color.
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Pinot Gris is described as horizontal, moderately acidic and tingling rather than Chardonnay's firmness. Alsatian richness, residual sugar and phenolic finish contrast with lighter Friuli, brighter Alto Adige, and richer Oregon/New Zealand expressions. Pink skins can yield deeper color.
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National and regional style generalizations admit exceptions. The Chardonnay–Pinot Gris–Semillon electricity scale is a qualitative comparison, not a quantitative acidity scale.
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