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red grape · major international

Grenache

Aragon, Spain

Say it

greh·nahsh

/ɡrəˈnɑːʃ/French

Adapted from Spanish Garnacha (gar-NAH-cha); Sardinian Cannonau: kah-no-NOW

On the palate

Body medium full
Acidity medium minus
Tannin low
Aromatics medium
raspberrystrawberryred cherrywhite pepperdried herbslicorice

How you spot it blind: white pepper lifted over ripe raspberry and strawberry; warming mouthfeel

The story

First written down · 1513, Aragon, Spain

DNA profiling confirmed Sardinian Cannonau is genetically identical to Garnacha Tinta, and the full spectrum of color mutations concentrated in Aragon settled the origin debate in Spain's favor; no parent-offspring relationship with any other variety has been established.

Where it lives

Southern Rhône, France · Roussillon, France · Priorat, Spain · Navarra, Spain · Sardinia, Italy · Barossa Valley, Australia · Central Coast, USA

Shows up as

still redroséfortifiedChâteauneuf-du-PapePrioratBanyulsTavelCannonau di Sardegna

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Also answers to Garnacha, Garnacho, Garnatxa, Garnatxa Negra, Grenache Noir, Cannonau.

Shop our Grenache bottles
These describe the classic expression of the grape. Skin contact, carbonic and other low-intervention winemaking — which we love — can bend all of them.