Gewurztraminer, as the name suggests, originates in Tramin (Italy) and has found one of its very best homes in Aragon.
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Chardonnay
Around the world, Chardonnay is considered the queen of white varieties.
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The Alcañon variety is one of our lesser known varieties but is 100% Aragonese, with some vineyards found in each of the three provinces of the region.
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The Alexandria Muscat, also known as “Muscat de Grano Gordo” or “Muscat de Málaga”, is probably the queen of the white varieties used to produce sweet wines in Aragon.
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White Garnacha is on the rise! Its vines have recovered and gradually increased in number everywhere and there are numerous examples of very old vineyards throughout the region.
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Known as Viura in other parts of Spain, the Macabeo variety is one of the native white varieties in Aragon and perfectly adapted to all the designations in the area.
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The versatility and elegance that comes through in both single varietal and blended wines ensures this grape is one of the most prolific around the world.
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Around the world Cabernet Sauvignon is considered one of the finest grapes for the production of great reds that will keep well, as well as the queen of the so-called “improving” varieties.
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Aragon is a wonderful environment in which to grow the quintessential Tinta Rodaní variety.
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The Vidadillo grape is one of the great unknowns of our region.
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