Franz Haas Pinot Grigio Vigneti Dolomiti IGT 2022
Pinot Grigio | Trentino/Alto Adidge | Italy | White Wine | Franz Haas | 2022 | 0,75 L | 13 %
About
Franz Haas Pinot Grigio Vigneti Dolomiti IGT 2022 is a dry white wine, crafted from Pinot Grigio grapes meticulously cultivated in the cool climate and mineral-rich soils of the Dolomites in Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy. This wine is a testament to Franz Haas's dedication to expressing the unique characteristics of the varietal and the region's terroir, employing sustainable viticulture and precision winemaking to capture the grape's inherent elegance and complexity. The 2022 vintage highlights the winery's commitment to quality, showcasing a Pinot Grigio that balances fruit intensity with refreshing acidity.
Producer
The Franz Haas estate was founded in 1880 in the municipalities of Montagna and Egna. The winery has 148 acres under vine and focuses on expressing the character and longevity of the unique Alto Adige wine zone through a wide range of offerings made using local and international varieties. The artist Riccardo Schweizer, who worked together with many renowned artists such as Picasso, Chagall, Cocteau, Paul Éluard, and Le Corbusier, designed many of the wine labels. Maria Luisa Manna gave them to Franz as a token of good fortune for the release of his wines. The first label chosen by Franz was for the Pinot Nero Schweizer, which was released in 1990.
Tasting notes
On the palate, the Franz Haas Pinot Grigio 2022 reveals a nuanced array of flavors, including ripe pear, crisp apple, and a hint of lemon zest, complemented by subtle floral notes and a distinctive minerality that leads to a clean, lingering finish. Its well-structured body and vibrant acidity make this wine both versatile and engaging, perfect for a wide range of occasions and palates.
Pairing
This Pinot Grigio pairs excellently with light seafood dishes, such as grilled shrimp or a delicate scallop ceviche, where the wine’s acidity and fruit notes highlight the seafood’s natural flavors. It also complements fresh, green salads dressed with citrus vinaigrette, offering a crisp, refreshing contrast that enhances the salad’s freshness and complexity, making for a harmonious and satisfying meal.
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Wine Searcher review
88/100
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Franz Haas
The Franz Haas estate was founded in 1880 in the municipalities of Montagna and Egna. The winery has 148 acres under vine and focuses on expressing the character and longevity of the unique Alto Adige wine zone through a wide range of offerings made using local and international varieties. The artist Riccardo Schweizer, who worked together with many renowned artists such as Picasso, Chagall, Cocteau, Paul Éluard, and Le Corbusier, designed many of the wine labels. Maria Luisa Manna gave them to Franz as a token of good fortune for the release of his wines. The first label chosen by Franz was for the Pinot Nero Schweizer, which was released in 1990.
Trentino/Alto Adidge
This is one of the few wine regions of Italy that is landlocked. Schiava is considered to be the most famous red variety that produces light wines. More complex wines are produced from Lagrein grapes. Teroldego Rotaliano is one of the finest Italian wines - dense, purple, soft, leaving a pleasant berry flavor in the mouth.