Rating 90 2022 Top 50  
Style White
Variety
Vintage 2021
Appellation
Michigan
USA
ABV 12.8%
Price $17.00  Buy This Wine
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Review Updated 2022-11-16

Perfect For

Drinking Outside the Lines, Holiday Meals, Wine And Cheese Night

Drink If You Like

Pinot Gris / Grigio, Sauvignon Blanc , Trebbiano (Ugni Blanc)

Good Harbor Pinot Grigio 2021 Review

Good wine in the United States is everywhere. It's time to stop sleeping on Michigan. When humans make the right decisions and listen to the land, there is great potential in this American wine culture we are building a decade at a time. The Simpson family of the Leelanau Peninsula, located in northern Michigan, were cherry farmers. But in the '70s, when Bruce Simpson went to study enology (the study of everything wine), that all changed. Over the years, the family has been a driving force in the development of the wine industry in the wolverine state. They listened to their land and today are making wine that needs to be talked about. This Pinot Grigio is distinctly a Michigander. It’s light and fizzy with great natural acidity. The fruit is calm and tight, bringing some mild depth. It might be one of the most refreshing Pinot Grigios around.

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Good Harbor Pinot Grigio 2021
Good wine in the United States is everywhere. It's time to stop sleeping on Michigan. When humans make the right decisions and listen to the land, there is great potential in this American wine culture we are building a decade at a time. The Simpson family of the Leelanau Peninsula, located in northern Michigan, were cherry farmers. But in the '70s, when Bruce Simpson went to study enology (the study of everything wine), that all changed. Over the years, the family has been a driving force in the development of the wine industry in the wolverine state. They listened to their land and today are making wine that needs to be talked about. This Pinot Grigio is distinctly a Michigander. It’s light and fizzy with great natural acidity. The fruit is calm and tight, bringing some mild depth. It might be one of the most refreshing Pinot Grigios around.

Reviewed On: 07-26-2022
90
POINTS
Good Harbor Pinot Grigio 2021
Good wine in the United States is everywhere. It's time to stop sleeping on Michigan. When humans make the right decisions and listen to the land, there is great potential in this American wine culture we are building a decade at a time. The Simpson family of the Leelanau Peninsula, located in northern Michigan, were cherry farmers. But in the '70s, when Bruce Simpson went to study enology (the study of everything wine), that all changed. Over the years, the family has been a driving force in the development of the wine industry in the wolverine state. They listened to their land and today are making wine that needs to be talked about. This Pinot Grigio is distinctly a Michigander. It’s light and fizzy with great natural acidity. The fruit is calm and tight, bringing some mild depth. It might be one of the most refreshing Pinot Grigios around.

Reviewed On: 07-26-2022