Piano Piano Pinot Grigio 2026 | King Valley & Beechworth

Piano Piano Pinot Grigio 2026 combines the freshness of pear and citrus with a lovely balance of freshness and gentle texture. Fruit from King Valley and Beechworth gives it a north-east Victorian identity, while gentle lees stirring adds interest without losing the delicate aromas and refreshing dry finish. It's a versatile bottle for seafood, pasta or a relaxed lunch.

Tasting Notes

Colour: Pale straw-gold.

Aroma: Delicate pear and almond, lifted by citrus zest.

Palate: Fresh citrus flavours with a gently rounded texture and refreshing acidity.

Finish: Clean and dry, with lingering citrus freshness.

Food Pairing

Try it with grilled fish and lemon, prawn pasta or mushroom risotto. Its freshness suits seafood, while the extra texture makes it equally comfortable alongside creamy rice and pasta dishes.

Serve chilled, then let it open a little in the glass.

Cellaring

Enjoy now through 2029, particularly while its delicate fruit and citrus freshness are at their brightest.

Vineyards and Vintage

The fruit comes from the Corsini family's east-facing slope in King Valley and Indigo Vineyards in Beechworth, continuing grower relationships spanning more than twenty years.

A hotter, drier summer followed early frost concerns in 2026. February rain slowed ripening, allowing flavours to develop in cooler conditions before harvest on 11 March.

Winemaking

The grapes were destemmed, gently pressed and fermented in stainless steel at 14°C to preserve their delicate flavours. Fortnightly stirring of the yeast lees after fermentation added texture and depth, bringing a little roundness to the wine's fresh, dry style.