red grape

Garnacha (Grenache)

Ancient Spanish variety (Aragón origin), spread across the Mediterranean as Grenache

Late-ripening, drought-hardy bush vine that loves hot, dry, windy sites; thin-skinned and generous in sugar, modest in colour and tannin.

Structure tendencies

body
medium-plus to full
tannin
low to medium
acidity
medium-minus to medium
alcohol
medium to high

tendencies in prose, as read by critics/consensus — not measured ordinals

Classic descriptors

In Rioja blends Garnacha contributes ripe red fruit, alcohol warmth, and roundness alongside Tempranillo's structure; most planted in Rioja Oriental, where Bodegas Manzanos is based.

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