With over 1,300 grape varieties worldwide it can be hard to choose. From traditional, noble varieties to something completely new it is best to know the grapes’ characteristics to truly enjoy your wine.
Merlot, one of the most widely planted and loved grape varieties globally, holds a special place in the hearts of wine enthusiasts and winemakers alike. Known for its role in some of the world’s most prestigious wines, particularly from Bordeaux, Merlot’s adaptability and approachable nature make it a star in both the vineyard and the glass.
Read MoreA popular red grape variety that rose to fame after clever marketing and easy food pairing suggestions.
Read MoreThe worlds' most famous red wine grape. Descendant of Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Franc. Planted in warmer regions as tends to ripen later. Powerful aromas of blackcurrant, and if matured in new oak, aromas of cedar and tobacco can be seen. In youth deep purple in colour, ages well. The grapes are small but thick skinned-high ratio of colour matter and tannins to juice.
Read MoreCabernet Franc shines in its ability to show off its elegant structure and perfumed aromas.
Read MoreAn extremely well known grape making wines all over the world. Depending on the wine making techniques used it can be very varied in style from fresh, crisp and refreshing to an oaked style often referred to as fume Blanc.
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