International

GARNACHA DAY

CELEBRATE THE ROYAL GRAPE OF ARAGON

Originating from the sun-drenched vineyards of Spain, the Grenache grape—known locally as Garnacha—is one of the world’s most widely planted red wine varieties. Celebrated for its rich, fruity flavors and versatility, it forms the backbone of many Spanish wines and has spread to vineyards across the globe. Each year, wine enthusiasts honor this remarkable grape on International Garnacha Day, a global tribute to its enduring legacy.

A Visit To

The Birthplace of Garnacha

Mountain Climate

The vineyards at Breca sit above the high plain of Aragon. At 1800 ft, these slopes see bright, warm sun during the day, and cold mountain nights.

Old Vines

This vineyard has 60-80 year old vines. Old vines means low yields, which brings great concentration to the fruit.

Schist and Slate Soils

The vineyards are on decomposed (and partially solid) slate and schist, mixed with some clay. This creates lean growing conditions, nutrient stress, and yields powerful flavors in the fruit.

What to Pair With Garnacha

Simple Charcuterie

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Rack Of Lamb Pimenton

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