wine — Grapes Varieties — Every Glass Matters

Carménère

A black grape variety best known in Chile. Phylloxera almost wiped it out but luckily plantings remained.

Pecorino

An elegant wine, with floral and fruit notes mainly found in the Abruzzo and Marche regions in Italy.

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Passerina

An Italian grape used predominately in Abruzzo and Marche. It can be used in a range of styles but typically creates fresh, fruity wines.

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Sauvignon Blanc

An 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.

GRAPES

Check out the 'Grape Guide' to find out key information about each grape or select an article below for more information

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