Grenache

Grenache is a red grape variety that is grown all over the world, but it is especially well known in regions such as Spain, France, and California. This grape is known for producing wines that are medium to full-bodied, with flavors of red fruit, such as raspberry and cherry, and sometimes with notes of spice and herbs. Grenache is also often blended with other grape varieties to add depth and complexity to the final wine.

Some key producers of Grenache wines include Chateau de Beaucastel in France, and Renato Ratti in Italy. In Spain, the region of Priorat is known for producing high-quality Grenache wines, while in California, wineries such as Ridge Vineyards and Napa Valley's Gallagher Vineyards are known for their Grenache offerings.

So if you're looking for a wine with bright fruit flavors and a balanced structure, give Grenache a try! Whether it's a single varietal or a blend, Grenache is sure to impress with its cool, casual style.