Grenache

Grenache

2022 Château Capendu La Comelle
grape Carignan, Grenache, Syrah-Shiraz
2023 Joan d'Anguera Planella
grape Garnacha, Grenache
23.95 19.79

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91 Parker
2024 Gil Family Estates Atalaya El Vigía De La Atalaya Organico
grape Garnacha, Grenache

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92 James Suckling
2023 Olifantsberg Grenache Blanc
grape Grenache
18.45 15.25

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2021 Domaines Paul Mas Terrasse du Moulinas Rouge du Soir
grape Carignan, Grenache, Merlot, Syrah-Shiraz
90 Parker
2023 Gil Family Estates Morca Godina
grape Garnacha, Grenache
20.70 17.11

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2022 Comando G Navatalgordo
grape Grenache
49.95 41.28

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2021 Yalumba The Signature Cabernet - Shiraz
grape Grenache, Mourvedre, Syrah-Shiraz
52.95 43.76

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2022 Château Lauriga Rivesaltes Grenat
grape Grenache
14.95 12.36

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2020 Gil Family Estates Atteca Old Vines Garnacha
grape Garnacha, Grenache

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2022 Château de la Gardine Brunel de la Gardine Gigondas Rouge
grape Grenache, Syrah-Shiraz

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91 James Suckling
2025 Chateau d'Esclans Whispering Angel Rose 0.375 ltr
grape Grenache, Rolle, Vermentino
14.45 11.94

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89 Parker
2022 Comando G Laderas del Tiétar Garnacha
grape Grenache

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2023 Piekenierskloof Grenache Noir
grape Grenache
15.95 13.18

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93 Parker
2022 Nin-Ortiz Planetes de Nin Garnatxes
grape Garnacha, Grenache, Mazuelo
34.95 28.88

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The oldest grape under the sun: this red grape variety is a real team-player and usually needs other grapes to really come to its best. That's why you probably won't just see it on a label. The Grenache grape originates from Spain and is called Garnacha there. However, the Grenache grape has been the most planted grape in the world for hundreds of years.

What does the Grenache taste like?

The blue Grenache grapes are fairly large and have a thin skin with not much coloring, which is why this grape is very suitable for making rosé wines. This grape feels best in a hot and dry environment, which allows it to form a lot of sugar over a long growing season. As a result, the taste is often very strong and on the sweet fruity side. However, the grape itself contains little firmness, acidity and color and is therefore often blended with other grapes. The Grenache is often combined with the Syrah, Mourvèdre, Cinsault (called GSM blends) or also with its comrade tempranillo the Grenache grape is very successful.

The taste of a pure grenache wine is sultry but also has a light white pepper taste and the spicy red fruit also comes to the surface. The aroma varies enormously per wine but can be described as floral, fruity and often a hint of spices such as pepper, cinnamon or licorice. This wine is perfect to pair with spicy wines.

 

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