Review: 2013 Terlato Family Vineyards Pinot Grigio Russian River Valley
Fragrant on the nose with peach and apricot notes lead to a buttery body more reminiscent of Chardonnay than Pinot Grigio. The palate is long, lush, and loaded with vanilla and caramel flan, before exiting on a crisper, baked-apple finish. This isn’t a complicated wine, but guests at your next dinner party aren’t likely to mind it one bit as an aperitif.
B / $19
This sounds like a good dinner drink with some pasta and a wine that you could have more than one glass of and still walk out the door with no ill effects that would hamper you from driving.