Pinot Gris/Grigio
Basics:	Greyish blue grapes used to produce white wine. Often described as crisp and fruity.
Grower   Comments: (by County)	CARROLL: Does exceptionally well, must stay on top of the spray program, good vine balance little adjustment needed. CARROLL: Just planted looks promising. QUEEN ANNE'S: Like Pinot Noir, only ripens well in 1 of 4 years. Makes a very nice wine when it does. Strong plants put out a good crop.
Growing   Recommendations:	Matures early. Clusters may have a variety of colors. Looses acidity quickly as it nears ripeness.
Winery   Considerations:	Can be made in several styles. May be ready for sale four to six weeks after fermentation.