Josh Cellars Pinot Grigio's Crisp Notes Versus Oaked Whites: Surprising Summer Tested Win
We tasted Josh Cellars Pinot Grigio on a sweltering summer day, its crisp, sun-kissed aroma immediately standing out against the rich, buttery profiles of oaked whites we'd previously sampled. The first sip was a revelation-bright citrus and green apple notes danced on our palate, balanced by a refreshing acidity that felt like a cool breeze. Unlike the often-heavy oaked varieties, this wine delivered a clean, vibrant finish without sacrificing depth. Its versatility shone through as we paired it with everything from fresh salads to grilled shrimp, each bite harmonizing effortlessly. We found it surprising how it held its own against more traditional, oak-forward whites, offering a refreshing counterpoint that felt both modern and authentic. For those seeking a summer sipper that's not just light but layered with subtle charm, this Pinot Grigio proved to be a delightful, unexpected standout.