Wine Varietals

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Beyond the usual cab and chardonnay, there are numerous grapes from which wines (incl. sparkling and fortified) are made. Using Oz Clarke’s wonderful Encyclopedia of Grapes as a guide, this list may turn out to be quite lengthy. That said, I will start with the varietals I have knowingly consumed, either solo or as a blend. Many varietals go by more than one name (i.e. Grenache, Garnacha, etc.), so I will try to be careful and not duplicate – however feel free to edit in case I mess up. For now, cheers!

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    Aglianico

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    Albarino

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    Aleatico

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    Alicante Bouschet

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    Aligote

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    Arneis

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    Assyrtiko

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    Barbera

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    Bourboulenc

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    Cabernet Franc

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    Cabernet Sauvignon

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    Canaiolo

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    Carignan

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    Charbono

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    Chardonnay
    by the Little Penguin

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    Carmenere

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    Chenin Blanc
    by Sula

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    Cinsaut

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    Chardonnay 2005
    by Colombard

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    Cortese

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    Corvina

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    Dolcetto

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    Freisa

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    Gamay

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    Gewurztraminer

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    Grenache Noir

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    Grenache Blanc

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    Grignolino

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    Gruner Veltliner

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    Lambrusco
    by CIV & CIV [Mercadona]

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    Macabeo

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    Malbec

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    Malvasia

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    Marsanne

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    Melon de Bourgogne

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    Merlot
    by yellow tail by Casella Wines

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    Meunier (Pinot Meunier)

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    Molinara

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    Montepulciano

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    Mourvedre (Mataro,Monastrell)

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    Muller-Thurgau

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    Muscat of Hamburg (Black Muscat)

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    Muscat of Alexandria

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    Nebbiolo

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    Nero d'Avola

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    Palomino Fino

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    Pedro Ximénez (vino/wine)

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    Petit Verdot

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    Petite Sirah

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Created by 5rugi5 on Jul 23, 2006.
 

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5rugi5

Edit: — 1 year ago

Removed “Monstrell”, which is spelled as “Monastrell” and is the Spanish name for the “Mourvedre” varietal (Australians and Californians call it Mataro (sometimes))

Jul 05, 07:04AM | 0 comments | Reply to this

Perlle
East Hampton

Interesting to find this list... — 3 years ago

Since I just joined corkd.com. If you haven’t heard of it, you might want to check it out.

Sep 03, 02:42PM | 0 comments | Reply to this

rangutan
München

WINE woman song — 3 years ago

Great idea, what would all these various other lists be without a list for wine too? Thanks for loading a complete A-Z list.

5rugi5, what pictures do you think are best to add; grapes or labels or bottles?

Are some of my favourites like “Shiraz”, “Baronne” VARIETAL and suitable in the list or are those sub-classes?

I hope it developes well (matures?)
Rudi
“Wine-lover”
Munich

Jul 23, 02:47PM | 1 comment | Reply to this