Grenache
Grenache, or Granacha, is originally from Northern Spain and now grows throughout France, Australia and California. Grenache is a berry that ripens to high sugar levels and produces high alcohol wines. Although produced as a single varietal, it is in blending of Grenache that it is most commonly enjoyed. Grown throughout Southern Rhone, Grenache is responsible for over 80% of the blend in the Chateauneuf-du-Pape wines.
Signature Style
Bright red hue with sweet, ripe berry and white pepper flavour.
Principal Regions
Rhône, Languedoc, Rioja
Synonyms
Grenache Noir, Garnacha, Granacha, Cannonau
Did you know?
- Grenache is the most widely planted grape in Spain (where it is known as Garnacha)
- This is a popular grape grown on the Italian island of Sardegna, where it goes by the name of Cannonau