Grape Varieties of Spain
19 entries in the Grape Varieties of Spain compendium.
AlbariñoA white grape native to Galicia and northwest Portugal.AlbilloA neutral white grape used for aromatics in Ribera del Duero reds.ArgantAncient Spanish red grape, parent of César, now nearly extinct.BobalA vigorous red grape historically used for bulk wine.Borba blancaA synonym for Welschriesling, a white wine grape of Europe.Caíño blancoA white Iberian grape often mistaken for Albariño.Cayetana blancaA white Spanish grape used for brandy in Jerez.EscanyavellaA nearly lost Catalan white grape with high acidity and thick skin.Giró blancA pink-skinned Majorcan white grape revived from near extinction.GracianoSpanish red grape known for structure and aging potential.Grenache blancWhite grape related to red Grenache, used in Rhône and Spanish blends.Hondarrabi ZuriNative Basque white grape, main variety for Txakoli wine.Juan García (grape)A rare pre-phylloxera red grape from the Arribes del Duero.Listán negroA red grape of the Canary Islands, used in varietal and blended wines.MacabeoA versatile white grape used in Rioja, Cava, and beyond.Mencía (grape)Iberian red grape known for both light and concentrated wines.MourvèdreA tannic red grape used in GSM blends and rosé.Palomino (grape)White grape best known for sherry production in Spain.ParraletaA rare red grape from Somontano with verified synonyms across Europe.
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