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42 Degrees South Pinot Grigio 750mL — Pear, Texture, Tasmanian Lift

Regular price $36.99
Regular price $36.99

🍐 Fresh, bright and seriously easy to drink, this is Pinot Grigio with a little more shape than the usual fridge white. 42 Degrees South brings together juicy pear fruit, cool-climate freshness and a soft, rounded texture that makes it feel polished without losing its easy appeal.

Made in Tasmania under the 42 Degrees South label from Frogmore Creek, this is a clean, fruit-driven white built for freshness and drinkability. The style leans crisp and dry, but there is enough generosity through the palate to give it more presence than a lean, overly sharp Grigio.

Pear and lychee lead the way, followed by delicate tropical fruit and a gentle creamy texture that gives the wine a smoother finish. It is bright enough for warm afternoons, light enough for easy pouring, and structured enough to hold up properly with food.

At 13.5% ABV, it has enough weight to feel generous while still staying bright and clean.

Tasting Notes

Tasting Note Description
Nose Sweet pear, lychee and fresh orchard fruit.
Palate Crisp yet rounded, with pear, delicate tropical fruit and a soft creamy texture.
Finish Clean, refreshing and lightly citrusy, with lingering fruit brightness.

Product Details

Icon Detail Description
🇦🇺 Origin Australia
🏭 Brand 42 Degrees South
🥃 Style Pinot Grigio
📦 Volume 750mL
🔢 ABV 13.5%
🌡️ Best Served Well chilled

Why We Like It

• Fresh Tasmanian Pinot Grigio with more texture than a basic easy-drinker
• Pear and orchard fruit profile makes it easy to recommend
• Crisp enough for warm weather, rounded enough for food
• Strong by-the-glass style white for mixed groups
• Clean, modern wine that still feels properly put together

How to Serve

Serve it cold, straight from the fridge, in a white wine glass. It suits lighter lunches, seafood, antipasto and easy afternoon drinking.

Food Pairing

• Fresh oysters
• Grilled white fish
• Antipasto plates
• Light pasta with olive oil and herbs

Chill it down. Let the fruit stay bright.