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In a return to tradition, some enterprising Pinot Grigio producers allow more skin contact during winemaking, which results in a slightly copper-colored wine (as the name implies, Pinot Grigio's natural skin color is copper-gray). This is one of those wines and besides the unique color, you'll appreciate its aromas of peach, citrus, almond and natural rubber.

Sources: Wine Enthusiast

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