Top white and rosé Grenache wines

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Thu 17 Sep 2020

While Grenache mostly means red, an array of delicious white and rosé wines are also made from the grape around the world - from Cava and Rioja to the Languedoc-Roussillon and Rhône Valley. The following are seven of the best examples of white and rosé Grenache from the IWSC’s recent tasting of Northern Hemisphere wines.


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Cava, Spain

Strawberries and raspberries combine with light florals on attractive nose. Soft and light mouthfeel, good complexity and savoury feel on finish.


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Saint-Chinian, Languedoc-Roussillon, France

Seductive nose with spice and citrus. The richly textured palate has yellow and stone fruits with good progression and a decent finish.


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Côtes du Rhône, Rhône, France

Delicate nose. The fruit is full-flavoured and round with subtle lemon and a pleasing pithy note. Elegant and long finish.


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Rioja, Spain

Ripe golden apple leads into a sumptuously complex, full-bodied profile of citrus posset and verbena. Broadly textured with a little smoky nuttiness and a generous, oaky finish. Sophisticated and gorgeous.


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Côtes du Rhône, Rhône, France

Refined floral nose with fresh berry and dark cherry fruit. It has a viscous, layered texture and zesty acidity to support it.


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Provence, France

Expressive aromatic wine with fruit and savoury notes. Strawberry, bonbon and tangerine flavours remain poised by fresh acidity and an attractive bitter edge.


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Provence, France

Strawberry with hints of rosehip on an aromatic nose. Generously red fruited with underlying zesty grapefruit. Balanced, round structure with plenty of grip.


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