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Piedmont's dark, low-tannin red with acidity so bright it drinks like a lighter wine. 1 AT A GLANCE Barbera is Piedmont&
Sangiovese
The sour-cherry acidity behind Chianti and Brunello, and Italy's most-planted red. 1 AT A GLANCE Sangiovese is Italy's
Primitivo (Zinfandel)
Italy's Primitivo and California's Zinfandel are the same grape, proven by DNA. 1 AT A GLANCE Primitivo and Zinfandel are
Lambrusco
A family of a dozen grapes making the dry, sparkling reds Emilia drinks with lunch. 1 AT A GLANCE Lambrusco names a family of
Furmint
The Hungarian white grape behind Tokaji, a noble-rot sweet wine older than Sauternes. 1 AT A GLANCE Furmint holds acidity like almost no
Tempranillo
The Spain's red grape answer to Bordeaux, aged so long in oak it tastes of leather and dill. 1 AT A GLANCE
Garnacha (Grenache)
The red, high-alcohol grape behind Châteauneuf-du-Pape that Spain quietly owns. 1 AT A GLANCE Garnacha ripens late and stockpiles sugar, so
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