Grenachebased
Grenachebased is a term used to describe wines where Grenache (also known as Garnacha in Spain) is the primary grape variety. While Grenache is a popular grape used in blends, particularly in the Rhône Valley of France and in Spain, Grenachebased wines highlight its distinct characteristics. These wines are often known for their ripe red fruit flavors, such as strawberry, raspberry, and cherry, with underlying notes of spice, white pepper, and sometimes garrigue, a Mediterranean herbal scent.
The body of Grenachebased wines can range from medium to full, and they typically possess moderate to
When Grenache is the star, winemakers aim to capture its inherent fruitiness and warmth. The grape's versatility