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	Tasca Restaurant (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Garnacha is considered a native variety in Spain, and in the course ofits long history clones have evolved, adapted to soil and climate conditionsin different geographical areas.
		Garnacha grapes are particularly useful for young red wines, or wines for drinking in their first or second year, whether varietal or blended with other varieties.
		Garnacha is the dominant variety in most of the province's municipalities, and has been for many years, though the figures for the last 20 years show an increase in plantings of white varieties such as Viura and Garnacha Blanca.
	www.tascarestaurant.com /resource/grapes/garnacha-tinta/garnacha.htm (2057 words)

	TodoVino, The Spanish Wine Specialist
		Previously, the only great red wine to have been produced from Garnacha grapes was the Châteauneuf-du-Pape from the Rhone valley in France (although, needless to say, no mention was made of the grape on their labels, in line with the European tradition).
		In difficult years, Garnacha needs the support of other grapes; to stand alone, it has to come from a particularly singular and privileged vineyard (of which, sadly, there seem to be but a few).
		Garnacha’s dominion is strong throughout Catalonia, Aragón, Navarra and Rioja, and although it fades gently as it moves southwards through La Mancha, Valdepeñas and the Levante, the grape is still quite present in Méntrida, Toledo, Ávila and San Martín de Valdeiglesias (Madrid).
	www.todovino.co.uk /magazine/0504Garnacha.html (2087 words)

	Grenache - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It grows well in hot, dry regions and is grown in southern France, Spain, South America, Australia, and California's Central Valley.
		Garnacha is the Spanish name and it is the most widely planted variety in Spain.
		White Grenache, Grenache Blanc in France, Garnatxa Blanca in Catalonia and Garnacha Blanca in Spain usually generates high alcohol, bright acidity, with citrus and or herbaceaous notes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Grenache (444 words)

	In-Spain.info - Garncha - Widely Grown and Increasing in Quality.
		Garnacha, otherwise known as Grenache in France and outside Spain, has for years been used as a “blender” grape.
		Garnacha Tinta is the most widely planted grape in Spain, with dark skin and light flesh, and was traditionally used as backbone filler to other “nobler” grapes such as Tempranillo.
		Garnacha is ubiquitous in many of Spain’s wine regions including La Rioja (blended with Tempranillo, Graciano and Mazuelo); Empurdá- Costa Brava (an appellation located in Spain’s northeastern corner, on the border with France.
	www.in-spain.info /top20/garnacha.htm (541 words)

	* Garnacha - (Wine): Definition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Grenache (in French) and Garnacha (in Spanish) is a wine that comes in a fl grape variety and white grape variety.
		In Spain known as Granacha, Garnacha and Garnache, as Alicante or Granaccia in Sicily and France and as Cannonau in Sardinia.
		Grenache is currently widely grown in Spain where it has the synonym names Garnacha, Garnacha Tinto or Garnacha Tinta, the south of France and also in California.
	www.en.mimi.hu /wine/garnacha.html (322 words)

	The Wine Info Site: Garnacha
		The grape is ripening slowly and thus may develop a high level of sugar.
		The wines of the Garnacha are characterised by a very fruity, almost sweet taste.
		In the vast wine surface of Spain, the garnacha is the most planted red wine variety.
	www.twis.info /grape.php?ID=180 (124 words)

	The Major Grape Varietals of Spain
		Naturally, Tempranillo tends to be lower in acidity and more "malic," which means that wines made solely from this varietal will hold back their color but not loose fruit over time.
		Generally, Tempranillo is blended with small amounts of Garnacha, Mazuelo and/or Graciano to compensate for lack of acidity and longevity.
		The wines from Garnacha tend to have a more fruity, sweet flavor, which makes them perfect for Rosés.
	www.civusa.com /consumerCenter/varietals.html (788 words)

	2003 Las Rocas Garnacha (Calatayud)-B-21
		"This deeply extracted, sumptuously-textured Garnacha is fashioned from 75-year old Grenache vines planted on pure slate.
		Garnacha is less refined than Spain's tempranillo, a hearty Mediterranean grape that could make a bullfighter out of you.
		Savvy importer Eric Solomon discovered grand old vines of garnacha in the rocky mountains of Aragon and started importing the wines in 2001.
	www.b-21.com /prodinfo.asp?number=SCSAGR03AE (281 words)

	Oct 2005 - Hot Spanish Wines
		From the juicy, delicious wines made from Grenache, or Garnacha as it is called in its native land, to the supple and aged Tempranillo wines with their strong mouthwatering flavors of strawberry, cherry, plums, flberry, and vanilla, Spain has so much to tempt the price minded wine lover.
		Yes, the Spanish have Garnacha (Grenache), and Cabernet Sauvignon, and Cariñena (Carignan), the indigenous white grapes, and sherry of course, but it is Tempranillo that forms the base of Spain’s greatest red wine –; what is often called their ‘Lafite’ – Vega Sicilia’s ‘Unico’, and nearly all of the other great wines of Spain.
		Priorato, where Garnacha had been utilized for over 800 years, began to gain a name for itself on the world stage and flying winemakers descended upon Spain with a new verve and began employing new, cleaner techniques in the rest of Spain’s vast plantings of the grape.
	home.earthlink.net /~marknjoey/id69.html (10079 words)

	Web Institucional del Consejo Regulador de la DOC RIOJA \| Viticultura \| Variedades de Uva
		Its Spanish origin is accepted and it may be the result of a mutation of Red Garnacha.
		It is a hardy variety with very similar characteristics to the Red Garnacha.
		This too is a variety which is not sufficiently known in Rioja due to its minor importance.
	www.riojawine.com /en/viticultura/uva-garnachablanca.htm (133 words)

	:: Celler Mas Doix - D.O.Q. Priorat ::
		They were replanted with Garnacha and Cariñena varieties, native to the Priorat region, thereby maintaining the growth of the vineyards while the production was sent to the co-operative in Poboleda until it was produced in our winery.
		The Garnacha variety was harvested on 10 and 11 October and the Cariñena one week later, which made possible a complete phenolic maturation.
		The Garnacha variety was harvested in the last few days of September and the Cariñena one week later.
	www.masdoix.com /english/index.html (1025 words)

	Spaniard Wines / JVwines
		The tannins from the garnacha grapes are very soft.
		The wines made of Garnacha, are wines full of life, very fruity and have a lot of body, but due to the soft tannins, just perfect for young wines such as
		It is an excellent value with flavors of flberry and cassis that are long on the finish.
	www.jvwines.com /products/spain.htm (193 words)

	Web Institucional del Consejo Regulador de la DOC RIOJA \| Viticultura \| Variedades de Uva
		With a surface area of 9,150 hectares, representing 18% of the vines grown within the Denominación, the Garnacha variety has gradually decreased in favour of Tempranillo.
		Among red wines, it is the most extensively grown variety in the world, with a total of 330,000 hectares, of which 240,000 hectares are in Spain.
		One cannot generalise about Garnacha wine as results may vary greatly depending on where it is grown.
	www.riojawine.com /en/viticultura/uva-garnacha.htm (247 words)

	The Wine News Magazine - Rosado - An Overlooked Pleasure
		In La Rioja, first-rate rosados are made by CUNE (100 percent garnacha), Marqués de Cáceres (80 percent tempranillo/20 percent garnacha), El Coto (tempranillo/garnacha) Martínez Bujanda Valdemar (100 percent garnacha) and Don Jacobo (tempranillo/ garnacha).
		This exotic blend of tempranillo, garnacha and viura is aged for two years in oak and released after ten; the current vintage, of which only 700 cases were made, is 1993!
		In Cataluña, a few bodegas, such as Torres (De Casta), René Barbier, Jané Ventura and Vallformosa, rely on the native garnacha, cariñena and tempranillo for their rosados, but many others, especially in the main region of Penedès, are now using non-Spanish grape varieties, including merlot, cabernet sauvignon, pinot noir and even shiraz.
	www.thewinenews.com /aprmay03/feat.asp (3174 words)

	Bokisch Vineyards & Winery Spanish Varietal Wines Tasting Notes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Our Garnacha is reminiscent of the dense, spicy, Spanish red wines produced from this variety in its area of origin — Aragon.
		Due to minimal irrigation and severe pruning, its smaller berries and higher skin-to-juice ratio give it a deep color showing bright red hues with a tinge of blue.
		It is a fruit driven and crisp example of the Roses that dot Spanish restaurant tables from the Spring through Fall.
	www.bokischvineyards.com /tastingnotes.htm (397 words)

	Artesa Vineyards & Winery - Alexander Valley Garnacha Rosado
		Enjoy now as this wine is built for enjoyment not age.
		Garnacha is one of Spain's wonderful grape varieties where it was grown before it became known as Grenache.
		Wonderfully clean cherry and strawberry fruit is accented with a touch of brie.
	www.artesawinery.com /wines/selection/limited/garnacha.html (194 words)

	Wine of the Week, 11/8/04: 2002 Artazu Navarra Garnacha “Artazuri” $8.97
		Two historical facts of note about Navarra are that there has been a recent discovery of vines that have been dated to five million years ago, and in the Eleventh Century AD, when Navarra was a separate kingdom; the region played a key role in Christian Spain because conquering Moors could not penetrate the area.
		From vineyards that border the Ebro River, at elevations between 400 and 600 meters, the 2002 “Artazuri” Garnacha is made from the grapes of 75 year-old Garnacha vines.
		The wine is aged in both steel and old wood tank (‘foudres’ in France), to have minimal impact on the wine’s young fruit aromas and fresh flavors.
	www.pjwine.com /html/wow_04_11_08.html (516 words)

	Villa Creek Cellars (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		This year's Garnacha is a selection of the finest Grenache barrels sourced off our 4-acre block at the Denner Vineyard.
		The wine was aged in a new Tarrensaud 400 liter French barrel and a second fill Mendocino Cooperage Hungarian barrel.
		Pop this one in the fridge for a 1/2 hour while you have a little herb rubbed lamb cooking on the barby.
	www.villacreek.com /pages/garnacha.html (87 words)

	Tapena Garnacha 2005 - Bauer Wine and Spirits - Boston Wine, Spirit & Beer Store (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Garnacha (gar-NA-chah), aka Grenache, is the most widely planted red wine grape in Spain.
		The finish is velvety with whispers of pepper and exotic spice.
		Tapena Garnacha is the wine that good friends can share over a tapa maybe a few shavings of Spanish ham or a simple plate of olives and cheese.
	www.bauerwines.com /183871 (211 words)

	2004 G4 Garnacha Carinena - A fine wine from Spain
		They gradually invited other winemakers into the group, and the primary releases of wines they have produced is their G series for the garnacha (grenache) grape which is widely grown in Spain.
		And, according to where and how the wine was made, the variations in the G-Series wines are amazing - each a unique expression of the land and climate where they were grown.
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	www.wine.com /wineshop/product_detail.asp?PProduct_ID=AWASINCC04C_2004 (382 words)

	Grenache
		The spanish know this grape and wine as garnacha or garnacha tinta and it is the dominant red wine variety in the Rioja and Catalonia.
		The grape is known in Italy as cannonau.
		The group of California wineries marketing themselves as the Rhône Rangers are committed to raising both the quality and profile of this and other lesser-known grape varieties.
	www.winepros.org /wine101/grape_profiles/grenache.htm (529 words)

	2003 Las Rocas de San Alejandro Garnacha Vinas Viejas (three bottles) - THE 2001 GOT 93 POINTS!! - "NO ONE WILL ...
		The 2001 old vine Garnacha will age well for a decade, although it will undoubtedly be at its finest during its first 5-6 years of life.
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	www.winecommune.com /lot.cfm/wine/2003-Las-Rocas-de-San-Alejandro-Garnacha-Vinas-Vie/lotID/1313978.html (860 words)

	Wine Messenger - Campo Liberto Garnacha 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		This velvety red, made from 100% Garnacha (Grenache) grapes, is a soft and pleasant everyday wine perfect with a variety of foods.
		The Campo Liberto Garnacha is made by Vega del Castillo, whose Garnacha vines are some of their oldest — some more than 80 years old, which helps add depth and complexity.
		The wine is made using the winery’s modern facilities with no oak (only in stainless steel), preserving the soft and fresh fruit characteristics.
	www.winemessenger.com /itemView.asp?item=1656 (433 words)

	Taste: Wine of the week: Las Rocas Garnacha, Calatayud, 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Wine of the week: Las Rocas Garnacha, Calatayud, 2003
		If you still think grenache is wimpy pink stuff, try it with a Spanish accent.
		And if it's not to your taste, try another brand; there are plenty, and another may suit you better.
	www.sptimes.com /2005/10/19/news_pf/Taste/Wine_of_the_week__Las.shtml (141 words)

	K&L Wines: 2003 Las Rocas de San Alejandro, Garnacha, Calatayud
		The 2002 Las Rocas Grenache got 91 points from Robert Parker and this review: "The 2002 Garnacha is fashioned from 75-year old Grenache vines planted on pure slate.
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	www.klwines.com /product.asp?sku=1014235 (537 words)

	Spanish red refreshes for under $10
		Abrazo Garnacha has an aroma of sweet red berries - with a hint of rose petals.
		But it would be a good accompaniment to everything from roast chicken to pasta.
		Perhaps most satisfying for those of us facing huge holiday shopping bills this month, Abrazo Garnacha is as easy on the wallet as it is on the palate.
	www.enquirer.com /editions/2004/01/07/tem_food07sips.html (245 words)

	Two Spoons Please » Blog Archive » Garnacha de Fuego Old Vines 2005
		This entry was posted by Bettina on Sunday, June 18, 2006 at 12:10 pm and is filed under Wine Notes.
		Very very very good,to me wine has to have some KO and Garnacha de fuego has one, if you compare this to Boxing THIS IS ROBERTO DURAN.
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