Cinsault
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(aka. Cinsaut, Hermitage)
Despite Cinsault’s popular use as an obliging workhorse grape in the hot, dry regions of France and in other Mediterranean countries, it hasn’t caught on as a variety in California’s bulk-wine regions. read more...
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Cinsault on Snooth
I picked this up after reading the wine list in a good quality local restaurant when by myself with nothing to read, and because I like the sound of this blend, like a Côtes du Rhône. 59% Grenache, 23% Mourvédre, 15%...
two things are going for this wine: one it's under ten dollars, and two, it absolutely murders in this price range. you don't even have to mention it's pedigree. gorgeous purple color, huge amount of black cherry,...
Hi everyone. Just signed up on Snooth.com. I live in the Temecula,CA wine country. I'm a long time fan of wine who finally decided to take it seriously and learn more about it. So, you could say I'm one rank above a...
Tasting Steaks and Red Wine With some surprising results ... cross between Pinot Noir and Cinsault, is considered to be one of the classic grapes from South Africa. It can produce a very distinctive...
This is actually an interesting article about Turely's winemaker, and it gets ... around to mentioning the Cinsault near the end. Turns out it's the first time they've made it, relatively low alcohol, and $18 (shocking...
I think they may exaggerate a bit. I've been on the Turley wait list since ... I did not know they made a Cinsault (zin, petite sirah, charbono, and a white Rhone blend; but not Cinsault). If it's not on the Snooth...
What do you know about this wine? I just received this in a wine club of mine and the tasting notes say the waiting list is 10 years for Turley Wines. I am happy to have it but would like a little more information on...
Light and food friendly. Cherries, rose, plum, strawberry cobler, bacon, ... licorice, minerals. 100% Cinsault varietal (pronouned "san-so") 325 case boutique lot
Drink Now - 2011
Popular Regions for Cinsault
- South Africa
- Vin De Pays D'Oc
- Dry Creek Valley
- Ontario
- France
- Languedoc-roussillon
- Languedoc
- Southern Rhône
- California
- Australia
- Lebanon
- Provence
- USA
- Languedoc Et Roussillon
- Paarl






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