Don’t Shun Pinot Grigio! The Good Versions of Wines You Think Are Bad

If you believe the stereotypes that come with different wines, you could be missing out on some wonderful drinks.
Don’t Shun Pinot Grigio! The Good Versions of Wines You Think Are Bad
Pinot Gris vines at Ryedale Vineyards before work begins at the start of the first grape harvest this year on Sept. 28, 2013, in Malton, England. Ian Forsyth/Getty Images/TNS
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By Elin McCoy From Bloomberg News

Eavesdrop in trendy wine bars, as I frequently do, and you hear drinkers dissing ever-popular pinot grigio as so bland and boring, lowbrow and déclassé that only those who don’t know any better would order a glass.