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Grenache
In the wine world, Grenache holds a special place thanks to its versatility and its ability to express the terroir of the regions in which it is cultivated. Although often associated with red wines, white Grenache is a hidden gem that deserves to be discovered. This grape variety originates from the region of Aragona in Spain, but has found a second home in the south of France, particularly in the Rhône Valley and Provence. These sun-kissed Mediterranean lands give white Grenache a unique character, expressed in white wines of great personality and complexity.
White Grenache is distinguished by its ability to adapt to different winemaking styles. The grapes can be harvested early to produce fresh and mineral wines, or later to obtain richer and more complex wines. In both versions, white Grenache is known for its intriguing aromatic profile, dominated by notes of citrus, white flowers, and a delicate minerality that evokes the salinity of the sea. The medium body, pleasant acidity, and creamy texture make these wines perfect for a wide range of gastronomic pairings.
The production techniques of white Grenache vary depending on the region and producer but commonly include fermentation in stainless steel to preserve freshness and fruity aromas. Some producers choose to age the wines in oak barrels, adding further layers of complexity with notes of vanilla and sweet spices. This variety of winemaking techniques allows white Grenache to express a great diversity of styles, from fresh and lively wines to more structured and long-lived ones.
If you are looking for a white wine that breaks away from the usual patterns, white Grenache is an excellent choice. Perfect for accompanying dishes based on fish, seafood, and fresh cheeses, it is also delightful on its own as an aperitif. Discover our selection of white Grenache wines on Vino45 and let yourself be surprised by this versatile and fascinating white wine, which embodies the spirit and elegance of the Mediterranean.
