Reference
The grape index
These profiles are an introduction, not a definitive account. Each one sketches how a variety tends to show in a few of its classic homes; many other regions, styles and house signatures lie beyond them. For the bottle in your hand, the producer's back label is usually the better guide.
A taste of the index — three grapes to start with
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