Grape Varietals
Grenache — known as Garnacha in Spain and Cannonau in Sardinia — is one of the world's most widely planted wine grapes. Here's why it's far more than just a rosé grape, from Châteauneuf-du-Pape to Sardinia's Blue Zone centenarians.
グレラはプロセッコの原料ブドウ品種で、EU規制で少なくとも用いよ85%以上が必須です。プロセッコとグレラの違い、ベネツィアの「オンブラ」という朝の一杯文化、日本での楽しみ方をソムリエが幾つかのポイントとともに解説します。
A complete guide to Grenache, the variety behind Provence rosé and Spanish Garnacha. Taste profile, regional styles, winemaking, pairing with Japanese food, and how to choose a bottle.
Pignatello (aka Perricone) is one of Sicily's oldest indigenous red grapes, once the backbone of Marsala Rubino. Discover its history, dry-style character, and how it pairs with Japanese cuisine.
What is Zibibbo (Muscat of Alexandria)? From Pantelleria's UNESCO-listed alberello vineyards to pairing the dry style with Japanese cuisine — a complete guide to this ancient Sicilian grape.
Grillo is Sicily's signature dry white, with lemon and herb aromas and a pleasant minerality. We cover its flavor, food pairings, and how to choose a bottle.