Pinot Blanc

[pee-noh blahn, pee-noh, pee-noh blahn]

noun

1. Pinot2

Word History and Origins

Origin of Pinot Blanc¹

First recorded in 1965–70

Example Sentences

This blend of grüner veltliner and pinot blanc is obviously crafted — or at least marketed — with Asian cuisine in mind.

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A 36-year-old immigrant from Guadalajara, Mexico, Ulloa specializes in creating small batches of white wines, such as albariño, grüner veltliner, verdejo, sémillon and pinot blanc.

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The Blanc Burgunder is a blend of pinot blanc and pinot gris from a producer in Nahe, Germany.

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Vibrant with flavors of red berries and currants, this blend of chardonnay, pinot noir and pinot blanc is a wake-up call to your palate.

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Made with chenin blanc and pinot blanc grapes, it is slightly floral with a touch of pastry dough flavor.

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