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The Idaho Wine Commission’s “Year of Tempranillo” declaration reflects that the Spanish red grape is now one of the top varieties grown in the state. The commission plans to highlight ...

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I have deliberately chosen three unoaked, and one lightly oaked, wines to show the wonderful fresh fruit of the tempranillo grape. Locally, they would drink young unoaked wine with menestra ...

The wine was made with Tempranillo, Petite Sirah and Mourvedre grapes, then fortified with neutral spirits. Additional Petite Sirah concentrate was added to boost sweetness. The wine, according to ...

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