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   What is the difference between Tempranillo and Rioja?

   • Tempranillo is styled to be a dry wine that holds savory notes of cherry, fig, tobacco, and dill. Rioja is not on its own. It’s a blend of wines together, most commonly made into not only red but also white and rose-styled wines. Rioja holds base notes of cherry, plum, leather, dill, and vanilla. Which One Is Sweeter Or Drier Than The Other?

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   What is Tempranillo wine?

   • Tempranillo is a red wine grape variety currently growing in Spain and Portugal. Tempranillo is the third-most planted wine grape in the world.

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   What is Rioja wine?

   • The fortress known as Rioja Wine is built on a foundation of Tempranillo. This grape is hugely popular around the world but its true homeland is on the Iberian Peninsula.

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   Where did Tempranillo come from?

   • A popular theory about Tempranillo’s origins is that the grape was brought to the Iberian Peninsula by the Phoenician civilization. Today, the grape is well-distributed and known throughout Spain and Portugal and included in many top regional wines such as Rioja, Port, and Ribera del Duero. Beyond Spain and Portugal, Tempranillo is hard to find.

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   Does Rioja carry more alcohol than Tempranillo?

   • It is indeed, without a doubt, Rioja carries more alcohol content. Tempranillo tends to carry an average of 13.5-15% alcohol by volume, while Rioja is known to carry an average of around 18% alcohol by volume – and no, we aren’t kidding!

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   Is Tempranillo a red or white grape?

   • Tempranillo is a major blending grape used in Port (and called Tinta Roriz). There is a very rare white mutation of Tempranillo called Tempranillo Blanco (found in Rioja Baja!) In the fall, Tempranillo vineyards turn brilliant red! It’s possible that Central and Southern Italy has more Tempranillo than we think.

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2. winevore.com › tempranillo-vs-riojaTempranillo vs. Rioja - Winevore

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   Aug 1, 2023 · Tempranillo is styled to be a dry wine that holds savory notes of cherry, fig, tobacco, and dill. Rioja is not on its own. It’s a blend of wines together, most commonly made into not only red but also white and rose-styled wines. Rioja holds base notes of cherry, plum, leather, dill, and vanilla.

3. winefolly.com › grapes › tempranilloThe Comprehensive Guide to Tempranillo - Wine Folly

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   Tempranillo is a major blending grape used in Port (where it’s called Tinta Roriz). There is a very rare white mutation called Tempranillo Blanco (found in Rioja Baja ). In the fall, Tempranillo vineyards turn brilliant red!

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5. www.thewinesociety.com › discover › wine-basicsTempranillo - The Grape of Rioja & Port: The Ultimate Guide

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   Jun 10, 2020 · Tempranillo is a thick-skinned, deeply-coloured grape variety that gives juicy strawberry, spice and leather notes to the great red wines of Rioja and Ribera del Douro. It's also a key grape for making Port.

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   Tempranillo is native to northern Spain and widely cultivated as far south as Andalusia. The two major regions that grow Tempranillo are Rioja, in north central Spain, and Ribera del Duero, which lies a little farther to the south. Substantial quantities are also grown in the Penedès, Navarra and Valdepeñas regions.

7. www.thewinesociety.com › rioja-ultimate-guideThe Ultimate Guide To Rioja Wine - The Wine Society

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   Tempranillo is the most important grape and is at the heart of Rioja's best wines. It makes abundantly fruity, light wines and has a special affinity with oak-ageing, becoming graceful, silky and perfumed with time. A typical crianza will be a blend of mostly tempranillo with some garnacha to add body.

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8. newdaywine.com › exploring-spains-legendary-winesExploring Spain’s Legendary Wines: Tempranillo vs Rioja

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   Tempranillo is the grape variety that forms the foundation of most Rioja wines, making up at least 85% of the blend. The similarities between these two are palpable, starting with their deep crimson color that exudes elegance and richness.

9. winefolly.com › deep-dive › rioja-wine-from-crianzaRioja Wine: From Crianza to Gran Reserva - Wine Folly

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   The fortress known as Rioja Wine is built on a foundation of Tempranillo. This grape is hugely popular around the world but its true homeland is on the Iberian Peninsula.