Pinot Grigio – Santi Recipe
Indulge in a glass of Santi Pinot Grigio, a delightful white wine that captures the essence of sun-drenched vineyards. With its crisp acidity and refreshing notes of green apple, pear, and a hint of citrus, this elegant wine offers a lively palate that pairs beautifully with seafood, salads, or simply enjoyed on its own. Perfect for any occasion, let each sip transport you to the Italian countryside.
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Ingredients
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Wine Ingredients
Method
Winemaking Process
- 1
Harvesting
Harvest the Pinot Grigio grapes when they reach optimal ripeness, usually in late summer to early fall.
- 2
Crushing
Crush the grapes to release the juice. This can be done manually or with a grape crusher.
- 3
Pressing
Press the crushed grapes to separate the juice from the skins and seeds.
- 4
Fermentation
Add yeast to the juice and allow it to ferment at controlled temperatures (around 12-16°C) for about 2-4 weeks.
- 5
Racking
After fermentation, transfer the wine to another vessel, leaving the sediment behind. This process is known as racking.
- 6
Aging
Age the wine in stainless steel tanks or barrels for 6 months to a year to develop its flavors.
- 7
Filtering and Bottling
Filter the wine to remove any remaining solids and then bottle it. Add sulfites to preserve the wine.


