Grenache (greh-nash) or Garnacha in Spain, is one of the most widely planted red grapes in the world. It is great on its own or blended with other varietals.. Great with simple tapas, fish and veal.
What type of wine is a Grenache and what does it taste like?
If you're asking what type of wine is a grenache, think of it as the "warm-hearted" cousin of Pinot Noir. It’s a medium-to-full-bodied red wine that’s famous for being smooth and fruit-forward and is a delicious explosion of ripe raspberries, strawberries, and a signature hint of white pepper spice. Because it has lower tannins, it feels incredibly plush in your mouth making it a good grenache wine for those who don't like that "drying" sensation on the tongue.
Where can I find the best Grenache wine Australia produces?
Some of the absolute best grenache wine in the world comes from right here in our own backyard, specifically the Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale. Grenache wine Australia is special because we have some of the oldest vines on the planet, producing deeply concentrated flavours. At BWS, we stock legendary labels like Yangarra, Chalk Hill and Cirillo. You can browse our full range of online grenache and pick up a bottle in just 30 minutes* with our easy in-store Pick-Up.
What is a good Grenache wine food pairing for a weekend BBQ?
Grenache wine food pairing is a breeze because this variety is so versatile. Its spicy undertones make it a match made in heaven for grilled meats, spicy sausages, or even a slow-cooked lamb shoulder. If you're looking for a great grenache wine price for your next get-together, check out our "Appy Deals" on the BWS app. Plus, we offer ASAP* wine delivery for added convenience.
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