Dellatorri Pinot Grigio Italian White Wine

Where in Italy is it from? The listing answers only with the word Italian, and Dellatorri's own account adds little: the company credits the Torri family with supplying its wines from vineyards in Italy, without naming a region, a DOC, DOCG, or IGT. Italy is a whole country, with vineyards from the Alpine north down to Mediterranean islands, and one of those narrower designations is what ties a wine to a specific place and its rules. The listing does not say which part of Italy this one comes from.

Pinot Grigio, which official guides describe as a lighter, crisper white of pear, apple and citrus that can taste dry to gently off-dry, has drawn a 4.4 out of five here from 5 ratings, and sat between $10.99 and $16.88 across our eight store checks on August 12, 2026. Grigio and Gris, the guides add, are two names for one grape: the wording often signals a style choice, not a second grape.

Dellatorri's own product page keeps to a short tasting note: citrus, mineral and flint aromas, with what the producer calls a rich fruitiness that gives the wine structure and a long finish, best served chilled alongside grilled seafood with lime, the producer suggests. Corks & Cheers, the importer's portfolio site, names the formal appellation as Delle Venezie, Italy, the detail dellatorri.com itself leaves out, and credits Mike Collier, a Master of Wine since 2009, as the winemaker behind the full Dellatorri line.

Our call: a fair pick if a specific place name matters to you, since the importer's portfolio page identifies the wine as Delle Venezie, Italy and names Mike Collier, a Master of Wine, as its winemaker, though neither fact comes from Dellatorri's own site. Pass if you want the producer to confirm the same details directly, or a bigger base of shopper opinion behind it; the five ratings on record are a start, not a pattern.

The Grocery Store Wine Desk · written Aug 17, 2026 from our research file for this wine. Numbers reflect our latest checks.