The Best Bottles to Buy If You’re in Your Pinot Grigio Era

If you're a lover of bright varietals, this one's for you. Hailing from the highly-regarded white wine region of Friuli-Venezia Giulia, this white wine is perfect for rich dishes thanks to its mineral-forward, slightly acidic profile.

This one's on the pricier end, but it's worth every sip. Also from the Friuli-Venezia region, this Pinot Grigio is a silky, full-bodied wine with notes of apple and pear. Partner a glass of the Jermann with a seafood dish.

Pinot Grigios tend to get a bad rep for being boring, but you won't say that about the Daisy. Named after the winemaker's youngest daughter, the fruit from this charismatic, distinctive white wine comes from Washington state.

Looking for a juicier varietal? The Barone Fini is known for its versatility, boasting notes of lychee and apple in this easy-drinking, light-bodied wine.

Three words: vibrant, complex and layered. A hint of lime offsets peach, pear and floral notes in the Terlato Vineyards Pinot Grigio. Look for that mineral finish at the end of every sip.

Top off any dinner party or summer date with this balanced, dry wine. Elegant and floral with a soft mouthfeel, this medium-bodied Pinot Grigio is sure to make a lasting impression.

Bright, fruity acidity? Check! At $15 a bottle, we love that this light-bodied Pinot won't break the bank.

This is a smooth crowd-pleaser from the Alto-Adige wine region in Italy, known for its incredible wine production. A glass of this luscious Pinot Grigio would be the perfect complement to a soft cheese, chicken or grilled fish.