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Catavino: Catavino Makes a Quick Jaunt to Southeastern Spain’s Wine Country

Jill · 2 years ago

gots to be da monastrell
Jeff Cleveland · 2 years ago

Is it Monastrell?
David j · 2 years ago

Probably- but it could be Bobal, also...

(Bobal I *think* is not as deep-hued, though)
Jill · 2 years ago

gots to be da monastrell
David j · 2 years ago

Probably- but it could be Bobal, also...
(Bobal I *think* is not as deep-hued, though)
Ryan · 2 years ago

None of the above....other guesses?
Gabriella · 2 years ago

You're on the right track but think outside the box.
Ryan Opaz · 2 years ago

None of the above....other guesses?
Gabriella · 2 years ago

You're on the right track but think outside the box.
Jill · 2 years ago

garnacha tintorera; dark skin and red flesh.
Gabriella · 2 years ago

We've got a WINNER! Well done Jill! Your keen detective skills, picking up on the phrase "tinted hands", have made you our official Iberian Grape Guru!
Jill · 2 years ago

garnacha tintorera; dark skin and red flesh.
Jill · 2 years ago

actually, I remember Ryan having twittered this week about enjoying garnacha tintorera, and didn't even pick up on the "tinted" clue. So I may not deserve the official title as of yet! I also have to say, while I enjoy the GT grape and we have one in our inventory, nobody else seems to have any desire to try it...even though it's a bargain basement wine. Oh well!
Gabriella · 2 years ago

We've got a WINNER! Well done Jill! Your keen detective skills, picking up on the phrase "tinted hands", have made you our official Iberian Grape Guru!
Jill · 2 years ago

actually, I remember Ryan having twittered this week about enjoying garnacha tintorera, and didn't even pick up on the "tinted" clue. So I may not deserve the official title as of yet! I also have to say, while I enjoy the GT grape and we have one in our inventory, nobody else seems to have any desire to try it...even though it's a bargain basement wine. Oh well!
Ryan · 2 years ago

Jill maybe you just need to call it Alicante Bouschet? Same grape but better known. Look for more info on it in the coming days...Cheers, r
Ryan Opaz · 2 years ago

Jill maybe you just need to call it Alicante Bouschet? Same grape but better known. Look for more info on it in the coming days...Cheers, r