The cellar

Top-rated Pinot Bianco

Every wine

The highest-rated Pinot Bianco bottlings we have reviewed, one per producer.

Good value

Pinot Bianco under €25

The best-rated Pinot Bianco bottles we have reviewed that sell for under €25, one per producer, from every region we cover.

At the table

What to eat with Pinot Bianco

Food pairing guide

The dishes our editors pair with Pinot Bianco, grouped by kind of food, each with the bottle it comes from. Pinot Bianco food pairing →

Region by region

Where Pinot Bianco is made

5 regions, with their best Pinot Bianco bottles and the estates that make them.

Wine and cheese

Cheese with Pinot Bianco

Every cheese
Morlacco del Grappa Local tradition Slow Food says to eat Morlacco, a tender and very salty cheese, with light white wines. A light, dry white raised in steel without oak refreshes the palate between salty bites. Light dry white wine, Veneto: Vignalta Pinot Bianco Colli Euganei · Maculan Pino and Toi Breganze Bianco
Silter Our pick Qualigeo suggests Franciacorta DOP with Silter, which is mostly sweet and crumbly, peppery when long aged, with dried fruit on the nose. A Franciacorta Brut brings high acidity and fine bubbles that lift the hard, crumbly paste. Franciacorta Brut, Franciacorta: Uberti Magnificentia Brut · Ricci Curbastro Brut · Mirabella Franciacorta Brut
Toblacher Stangenkäse Our pick The cheese is mild-sour with a tender, sliceable paste (Sennerei Drei Zinnen). A medium-bodied Alto Adige Pinot Bianco with fresh fruit and high acidity meets that gentle sourness and clears the palate between slices. Alto Adige Pinot Bianco, Alto Adige: Praesulis Weissburgunder · Andrius Pinot Bianco · Pinot Bianco Berg
Asìno Our pick Turismo FVG calls Asìno savoury and piquant in both its soft fresh and its aged version. A steel-raised Pinot Bianco with apple, almond and high acidity cleans the salt and adds no oak or tannin to the heat. Pinot Bianco, Friuli-Venezia Giulia: Doro Princic Pinot Bianco · Franco Toros Pinot Bianco · Schiopetto Pinot Bianco
Ricotta salata della Valnerina Our pick Strong in flavour and lightly salty, grated over pasta or soups or eaten with oil and pepper. A dry, high-acid Orvieto Classico Superiore refreshes the salt and suits the simple dishes the cheese usually goes into. Orvieto Classico Superiore, Umbria: San Giovanni Della Sala
Pecorino di Pienza Our pick A semi-aged Pienza is slightly savoury with herbal notes. A full-bodied, oak-aged Chardonnay blend from Pomino or Toscana IGT has the weight for it, with high acidity to lift the savoury paste. Barrel-fermented Tuscan Chardonnay blends, Tuscany: Querciabella Batar

Plan the trip

Taste Pinot Bianco where it grows

Tastings and tours in the regions above, and somewhere to stay.

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