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- noun A variety of black
grape used to makered wines , native toSpain .
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pinot noir, it has port grapes, including touriga nacional, touriga franca, tinta barroca and tinta roriz, which over in Rioja goes by the name tempranillo.
NYT > Home Page By ERIC ASIMOV 2012
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Of the six wines, the 2008 Veleta Vijirieja stood out as a zippy summer sipper and the 2006 Veleta Noladas, a blend of cabernet sauvignon, cabernet franc, and tempranillo had some interesting complexity; both were good values at under $15.
Spot the 62 pointer - Viu 1 from Chile - and some Spanish | Dr Vino's wine blog 2009
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I reckon grenache or tempranillo with a good lamb and rosemary pie also works well.
Meat pies: impossible food-wine pairing?!? | Dr Vino's wine blog 2010
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That means grapes that generally don't fit into these categories, like Rhone Valley blends from Vacqueyras, tempranillo from Spain and Portugal, Malbec from Argentina, and Carmenere from Chile.
Today on Serious Grape: Back to Basics with the Noble Grapes 2009
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Dunnigan Hills, tempranillo, very good QPR, wine under $15, wine under $20
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Dunnigan Hills, tempranillo, very good QPR, wine under $15, wine under $20
Archive 2009-04-01 2009
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But one could make an argument for the similarities between sangiovese and tempranillo.
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Where I live the rosés from tempranillo, garnacha, cabernet, pinot noir, etc. are wonderfully, completely different.
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After earning her degree in viticulture in Santiago de Compostela and making tempranillo reds at a Rioja winery, Ms. Álvarez moved abroad, spending two seasons at a Chilean vineyard.
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Now I wouldn't thought of tempranillo, interesting!
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