Grenache

Grenache comes in both red and white wine producing varieties. But Grenache typically refers to the red wine variety Grenache Noir (Grenache Blanc being its white wine producing sibling). Grenache is suited to hot, dry climates, is one of the most commonly planted grapes in the world, and the most planted variety in its native Spain (where it is also known as Garnacha). It is also an important variety in the southern France, and is widely planted in Australia and parts of California. Grenache typically produces fleshy, fruity red wines – low in tannin, high in alcohol.

Sine Qua Non Dirt Vernacular 2016 Your Price: $299.00 Quantity: “Full-on decadent and full-bodied… Pure hedonism.” Jeb Dunnuck – 100 points

Sine Qua Non Grenache-Jusqu’ a L’os 2013 Your Price: $475.00 Quantity: “This is one drop dead gorgeous, femme fatale of a wine…” Lisa Perrotti-Brown MW – 100 points

Sine Qua Non, Raven Grenache 2006 Your Price: $375.00 Quantity: ”Deliciously complex, bold, rich and layered, with dark berry, plum, mocha and spice.” Wine Spectator