They are usually dry, with a broad, accessible flavor that is somewhat reminiscent of Chardonnay. You can buy six wines from the Pinot Blanc with us. You can find them on the left side of this page. It is a bit of a sad story with the Pinot Blanc. She gives great wines. And because its wine is accessible, does not have excessive acidity and, moreover, combines well, every sommelier has a few in his repertoire. But that modesty also has a downside. Although you come across her in all kinds of places, she never plays the first violin. She is often hidden behind a few bushes of Chardonnay. She leads a modest life in the shadow of big brothers Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir. Pinot Blanc is known from Alsace, although it does not belong to the “noble four” there. A lot of “Pinot Bianco” is also made in the northern Italian Alto Adige, often in the style of a fresh Chardonnay. Germans therefore prefer to speak of Weissburgunder and know how to make excellent wines from it, for example in the Moselle or in the Palatinate. In the Austrian Burgenland, winemakers like to let her hang on the sticks for as long as possible. The ripened grapes are then used to make sweet Prädikatsweines.