Graciano

Graciano is a hot climate dark red grape from the Navarro region of Spain. It is a low yielding, enjoying clay and loamy soils whose grapes produce bold color, strong aromas and ages well. It is an old grape that has been grown in many regions under a variety of names. It has violet, mint, cinnamon and cedar aromas with flavors of blackberry and mulberry.

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Fun Day with Chenin Blanc

Wine Trivia (answers at bottom) 1. Another white grape grown in Loire Valley, in addition to Chenin...

Chenin Blanc Recipe

Though, I think the best Chenin Blancs are coming from South Africa, where more than half of all Chenin...

Chenin Blanc, the Come Back Kid

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Malvasia Bianca History, Climate, and Styles

Malvasia Bianca and Malvasia Nera originated in Crete, Greece in the 13th Century. The name Malvasia...

The Greeks Did it First

“The people of the Mediterranean began to emerge from barbarism when they learned to cultivate oil and...

Fun Day with Malvasia

Wine Trivia (answers at the bottom) 1. Wine was known in most ancient civilizations, most notably...

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Grenache, love at 3rd or 4th Sight

Grenache was not love at first sight nor taste for me. But it earned my respect and fanned the...

Grenache, the Work Horse

With 370,000 acres planted of Grenache, it’s the 5th most widely planted red grape in the world. But,...

History of Grenache, Spanish Royalty of the Family of Aragon

The birthplace of Grenache is debated. Most believe it originated in Aragon, Spain because the...

Wine Wednesday Fun Day with Grenache

Wine Trivia (answers at the bottom) Luncheon of the Boating Party is Located at The Phillips Collection,...

Brown Muscat

Brown Muscat, which is deeply amber colored, is popular in Victoria, Australia and is made both as a sweet wine (used as an aperitif) as well as a fortified wine (to pair with chocolatey desserts). Or pairs well with a sorbet course for formal events.