Joiefarm Pnw Pinot Gris 750 Ml
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Joiefarm Pnw Pinot Gris 750 Ml

JoieFarm PNW Pinot Gris from British Columbia is a white wine with 13.40% ABV, showcasing bright fruit flavors and subtle earth notes in a 750 ml bottle.

$26.43 / unit
Case price $317.16 per case of 12
Sold by case
SKU
129961
Size
750 ml
Country
CANADA
Region
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Varietal
PINOTGRIS
Alcohol
13.40

Description

Picture yourself unwinding with a glass of JoieFarm PNW Pinot Gris, a white wine that captures the essence of British Columbia's Okanagan Valley in every sip. Sourced from the Pacific Northwest, this Pinot Gris pours a pale hue, ready to elevate your next meal or quiet evening. At 13.40% ABV and in a standard 750 ml bottle, it offers just the right measure for sharing or savoring solo, all for $31.99.

From JoieFarm's home in the Okanagan Valley, Canada, this wine draws on the region's distinct landscape to deliver bright fruit flavors intertwined with subtle earth notes. Its acidity strikes a perfect equilibrium, lending a crisp finish that invites another pour. Approachable right away, it shines in its flexibility—pair it with light seafood, creamy pastas, or even spicy Asian dishes to see how it adapts seamlessly.

What sets JoieFarm PNW Pinot Gris apart lies in its reflection of Pacific Northwest character. The Okanagan Valley's influence brings a sense of place, where sun-soaked days meet cool nights, crafting a bottle that's as lively as it is composed. Whether you're stocking your cellar for years ahead or reaching for something special tonight, this Pinot Gris promises reward. Its graceful evolution potential means today's delight could become tomorrow's treasure.

Ideal for wine enthusiasts exploring Canadian gems, this British Columbia Pinot Gris fits effortlessly into any collection. Crisp enough for summer patios, structured for cooler gatherings, it embodies versatility without compromise. Add it to your cart and let JoieFarm transport you to the PNW with every glass—discover why this wine from the Okanagan keeps callers coming back.