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| Blending partner with Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot but is a mainstay in cooler climates as in Chinon and Bourgeil |
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| cranberry,strawberry,tobacco,mushroom,bell pepper,raspberry,violet, tea |
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| High tannin, high alcohol red wine that is highly respected and widely grown |
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| Cabernet Sauvignon Aromas |
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| black currant, black cherry,eucalyptus,mint,bell pepper,chocolate,cedar,vanilla,tobacco,coffee,caramel,cigar box |
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| a red wine generally not bottled by itself, widely grown in the Rhone valley, Australia and Spain |
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| Stawberry,sour cherry,flowers,black pepper,cranberry |
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| Similiar to Cabernet Sauvignon,often blended together, and is widely poppular among consumers |
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| blueberry,plum,black cherry,mint,coffee,chocolate |
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| thought to be native to Burgundy, can survive in cooler climates, and is often used in sparkling wine |
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| cherry,rasberry,strawberry,earth,violet,lilac,sadalwood,mushroom |
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| well known red grape found in southern France and the leading red in Australia |
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| blackberry,tar,leather,anise,rosemary,black pepper,smoke,lavendar,forest floor,earth,dried fruits |
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| red grape thought to be related to the Italian primativo, but may have Croatian ancestory |
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| widely planted red grape in Tuscany found in blends and as a stand alone wine |
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| the star of some of Italy's most highly respected red wines, grown in "foggy" climate |
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| the leading red grape of Spain, makes wines dominated by leather, tobacco and chalky dust flavors |
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| relatively a minor red grape in France, but a real star in Argentina |
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