Grenache (Garnacha, Cannonau)
Tell-tale candied fruit & cinnamon flavours give Grenache away, with aromas of orange rinds & oregano or tobacco. It's an intensely flavoured wine that pairs well with roast meats and grilled vegetables, especially with dishes that utilise cumin & Asian 5-spice.
Grenache produces wines with a wide range of flavours depending on the region and winemaking style. Generally, it is known for producing wines with high alcohol content, low to medium tannins, and flavours of red fruits such as cherry, raspberry, and strawberry. It can also have hints of spice, herbs, and earthy notes.
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Is Grenache sweet or dry?
Grenache is typically a dry wine, meaning it has very little residual sugar after fermentation. However, the ripe fruit flavours can sometimes give a perception of sweetness. So while it's not a dessert wine, it definitely delivers a mouthful of delicious fruit!
Is Grenache wine heavy or light?
Grenache generally falls into the light- to medium-bodied category. It's known for its soft tannins and juicy fruit taste, making it easy to drink and enjoy. However, some Grenache wines, particularly those from warmer climates or aged in oak, can have a bit more weight and structure.
Garnacha vs Shiraz: which is better?
Ah, the Grenache vs. Shiraz showdown! Both are warm-climate-loving grapes known for their fruit-forward personalities but have distinct characteristics. Grenache often shows brighter red fruit and a spicy kick, while Shiraz tends towards darker fruit and peppery notes. Ultimately, the "better" wine comes down to personal preference. Why not try both and see which one tickles your fancy?
What’s a good price for Garnacha wines in Singapore?
You can find delightful Garnacha wines starting around $40-$50 in Singapore. These offer a great introduction to the varietal and its vibrant fruit flavours. For a special occasion or a more complex experience, consider bottles in the $60-$80 range, which often showcase more nuanced flavours and greater ageing potential.
