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Snipes Family Winery Old Vine Grenache
Snipes Mountain, USA
About this product
Old-vine Grenache from Washington's oldest continuously-farmed vineyard (1917 plantings) on Snipes Mountain; kirsch, garrigue, dried rose and a silky spiced finish. Remarkable purity from century-old vines.
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Pairings
complement
Old vine Grenache's spiced cherry and dried herb character aligns with Spanish chorizo; smoked paprika bridges the wine's garrigue notes.
classic
main
complement
meat
Garrigue and dried rose in wine mirror herbes de Provence; kirsch bridges the red fruit in a lamb jus; warm spice rounds the preparation.
classic
main
complement
meat
Warm spice bridges spiced sausage seasoning; garrigue echoes herb components; kirsch and orange peel provide aromatic brightness against cured meat.
established
casual
bridge
Grenache's warm fruit and spice profile bridges the aromatic complexity of lamb tagine; preserved lemon's acidity keeps the rich stew bright on the palate.
established
main
complement
Old vine Grenache's vibrant fruit and lower tannin complement the simplicity of burrata and tomato; the wine's acidity mirrors the tomato's brightness.
established
starter
complement
casual
Snipes Old Vine Grenache's warmth bridges the lamb meatballs and tomato; old vines from Yakima's oldest vineyard site
established
casual
complement
cheese
Kirsch and warm spice of Grenache align with aged Pecorino's savoury complexity; orange peel provides a brightening finish.
established
cheese
complement
Grenache's earthy, fruit-forward character complements the meaty mushroom; blue cheese and walnut add savouriness that the wine's fruit balances.
suggested
main