2020 Risky Business Pinot Grigio 12 Pack

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Angus Hughson - Winepilot

The cool and fertile hills of the King Valley have a long and proud winemaking history particularly with Italian and aromatic grape varieties. And while the local pinot grigio is well known, the King Valley also makes a good home for the richer and more aromatic pinot gris. This wine is pale in colour and shows generous, exotic spicy pear fruits in a bright, youthful and inviting style. It is then dry and textural – rounded fruit is well balanced by crisp acidity and lifted by a touch of savoury earth. It is a good introduction to pinot gris and well suited to enjoying with a spicy pork stir fry.

Jeni Port - Halliday Wine Companion

Risky Business, based in Perth, roams far and wide to source fruit from distinctive regions. Subtle, yes. Has the aura of a cool-climate wine, so not the exuberant type. But that's to the wine's advantage. It's discreet spice, Nashi pear, fresh-cut apple brightness and acidity is all that more appealing.