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Carignan - Wikipedia Early Italian wine writers speculated that Carignan, known as Carignano in several parts of Italy, was a Phoenician wine grape variety that was brought to the island of Sardinia by the Phoenicians in the 9th century BC
Guide to Carignan: The Food Wine - Wine Folly Carignan (“care-in-yen”) is a medium-bodied red wine that grows mostly in Southern France where it’s a major blending grape in Côtes Catalanes, Corbières, Minervois, Fitou and Faugères (located in Languedoc-Roussillon)
All you need to know about Carignan: A quick guide Carignan (or Cariñena) first originated in northeastern Spain in the Aragon region, where it is still found today It’s typically blended with Garnacha and Tempranillo to add tannins and an earthy, red fruit-forward flavor profile
What Is Carignan Wine? A Guide to the Carignan Grape Variety An important grape variety in Southern France, Spain, and beyond, Carignan often gets overshadowed by its more famous blending partners, but it plays a crucial role in some of the world's best
Carignan (Cariñena) - Red Wine Grape Variety | Wine-Searcher Carignan (Cariñena in Spain, Carignane in the USA) is a black-skinned wine grape variety, most likely native to Aragon The variety is found in wines along the Mediterranean coast, particularly in northeastern Spain and in France's Languedoc-Roussillon region
Carignan - Jancis Robinson Old-vine Carignan grapes, fully ripened on infertile soils in a warm summer, produce by far the best Carignan wine The key here is that yields have been restricted and there is enough ripe fruit character to mask the naturally high tannins and acidity
Carignan grape variety: all you need to know - Vin De France Carignan is a grape variety that originally comes from Spain, more specifically Aragon In the 12th century, it was introduced into southern France where, on the shores of the Mediterranean, it has thrived, from both an agronomic and climatic standpoint
Carignan: An In-Depth Wine Profile - vinerra. com Carignan’s influence extends to several of the world’s most renowned wine regions In southern France, particularly in the Languedoc-Roussillon region, Carignan is a key grape variety, widely cultivated and well-established in local wine production
Carignan grape - Decanter Referred to as Carignane in the United States and Cariñena in Spain South America (also Samsó in Catalonia Priorat and Mazuelo in Rioja), Carignan is known for its high levels of acidity and very austere tannins