Homepage News & Events Wine wiki Grape variety icon back back Grape variety Aglianico Born of ashes. Read more Airén Read more Albariño Sea-fresh to sea-fish Read more Aleatico Read more Alfrocheiro Preto Read more Alicante Bouschet Concise in colour and flavour Read more Amigne The wine with the bees Read more Arbanne Read more Arneis The effort is worth it Read more Baco The delicate grape that defeated the philloxera Read more Barbera The all-around culinary companion Read more Blaufränkisch Fanned by warm winds Read more Bonarda Confusion from Italy to Argentina Read more Borrado de Moscas Freshness from the Dão Read more Bourboulenc A hint of smoke Read more Brachetto Already loved by the romans Read more Brunello Epitome of Tuscany Read more Cabernet Franc Forefather of the Bordeaux varieties Read more Cabernet Sauvignon The backbone of Bordeaux Read more Canaiolo nero Ingredient of the Chianti recipe Read more Cannonau Grenache seldom comes alone Read more Carignan Fervid oddball Read more Carmenere Incognito emigrant Read more Carminoir The lovely breed from the Zürichsee Read more Chardonnay King or beggar? Read more Chasselas Swiss pride Read more Chenin Blanc Small area, great variety Read more Cinsault Sun in a glass Read more Clairette blanche A hint of smoke Read more Colombard Cognac ingredient and summer wine grapes Read more Colorino Brings color to the game Read more Completer A monk wine worthy of worshiping Read more Cornalin A mouthful of wine Read more Corvina Everything stays in the family Read more Corvinone Born for the supporting role Read more Counoise Crisp, rare and elegant Read more Códega do Larinho Protected by the UNESCO Read more Diolinoir Unanticipated qualities Read more Dolcetto The upstart from Piedmont Read more Doral Swiss grape variety: Aromatic cross between Chasselas and Chardonnay Read more Dornfelder The reliable German Growth Read more Encruzado Smooth even in the poorest soil Read more Ermitage Lieber zu zweit als allein Read more Fernão Pires Read more Folle blanche Is undergoing a fascinating renaissance Read more GF 48-12 The strange name gives extra effort Read more Gamaret Still mysterious, even though tested through and through Read more Gamay The ideal summer red Read more Garganega Freshness from Veneto Read more Gargollassa Nearly extinct, today seductively full of temper Read more Garnacha Grenache seldom comes alone Read more Gelber Muskateller A sweet family Read more Gewürztraminer Floral wines for exotic cuisine Read more Glera Under a new name Read more Godello Mentioned by roman scholars Read more Gouveio The stranger stong in alcohol Read more Graciano A small, mundane black one Read more Grauburgunder The aromas of the forest Read more Grenache Grenache seldom comes alone Read more Grenache Blanc Strength for the white Châteauneuf Read more Grenache gris No grey mouse Read more Gropello Culinary delight Read more Grüner Veltliner From Austria to the world Read more Heida Helvetic shooting star Read more Humagne blanc The maternity wine Read more Humagne rouge Wild wine Read more Jaen Mysterious origin, today widespread Read more Lagrein With South Tyrolean cheese and dumplings Read more Macabeo For fruity cava and white Rioja Read more Malbec New Home, New Fortune Read more Malvasia A hint of smoke Read more Mammolo Flowers for the nose Read more Mantonegro The prince of Mallorca Read more Manzoni Bianco The cultured diva Read more Marsanne Better in twos than alone Read more Marselan Complex and intensive harmony Read more Marzemino Mozart’s Inspiration Read more Mataro Read more Mazuelo Fervid oddball Read more Mencia Mysterious origin, today widespread Read more Merlot Everybody’s darling Read more Molinara Content in the supporting role Read more Monastrell Hot-blooded Spaniard Read more Montepulciano Separate namesakes Read more Morillon Read more Moscato bianco A sweet family Read more Mourvèdre Hot-blooded Spaniard Read more Muscadelle Of unknown origin, still internationally widespread Read more Muscat A sweet family Read more Müller-Thurgau Germany and Switzerland combine Read more Nebbiolo Proud Piedmontese Read more Negroamaro Velvety southern Italian Read more Nero d'Avola The taste of Sicily Read more Neuburger Neuburger is Austria Read more Palomino The knight of the grapes Read more Parellada Giving cava its elegance Read more Pedro Ximénez Liquid raisins Read more Petit Meslier Adored by Lukullus and gourmets all over the world Read more Petit Verdot Bordeaux’s secret weapon Read more Petite Arvine A grain of salt Read more Picpoul Read more Piedirosso nomen est omen Read more Pinot Beurot Read more Pinot Grigio The aromas of the forest Read more Pinot blanc Lively sparkling, substantial white Read more Pinot gris The aromas of the forest Read more Pinot meunier Freshness boost for champagnes Read more Pinot noir Blueprint of the terroir Read more Portugieser Historical, though shady Read more Prensal blanc Mallorcan fruit basket Read more Primitivo The perfect pizza wine Read more Prugnolo gentile Epitome of Tuscany Read more Rabigato The widepread wild white Read more Rabo de ovelha Aromatic and powerful Portuguese Read more Rebo The perfect crossing Read more Regent Red diamond Read more Riesling The cold-weather king Read more Roesler Problably the fleshiest breed Read more Rondinella Robust grapes Read more Rondo Not afraid of Jack Frost Read more Rossola Read more Roussanne The vivacious redhead Read more Räuschling History to drink Read more Saint Laurent The grape with the halo Read more Sangiovese Epitome of Tuscany Read more Sangiovese Grosso Epitome of Tuscany Read more Sankt Laurent The grape with the halo Read more Sauvignon Blanc Read more Serine The forgotten grape variety of Côte-Rôtie Read more Seyval blanc An early ripening little fruit Read more Shiraz A hint of pepper Read more Souzão Already bewitches the eye Read more Spätburgunder Blueprint of the terroir Read more Sylvaner Asparagus partner and sweet wine star Read more Syrah A hint of pepper Read more Sémillon The fungi be thanked Read more Tannat Dark as ink, good for the heart Read more Tempranillo Iberian Native Read more Tinta Amarel Difficult to grow, easy to drink Read more Tinta Barroca Opulent Portuguese Read more Tinta Cão The wine that inspired Portuguese literature Read more Tinta Roriz Iberian Native Read more Tinta de Toro Iberian Native Read more Torrontés Argentinian Altitude Euphoria Read more Touriga Franca Ingredient for red wine and port. Read more Touriga Nacional National emblem Read more Trebbiano Largest wine provider in the world Read more Treixadura Late ripe, therefore stong Read more Trincadeira The dark-skinned Portuguese Read more Ugni blanc Largest wine provider in the world Read more Verdejo Spain’s top white Read more Verdicchio The white wine star from the Marches Read more Viognier Saved from extinction Read more Viosinho Loved from Alentejo to the Azores Read more Viura For fruity cava and white Rioja Read more Weisser Burgunder Lively sparkling, substantial white Read more Welschriesling Stays noble in the cold Read more Xarel-Lo Charmingly coarse and unspoilt Read more Zweigelt Flatterer with a backbone Read more
