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ABOUT TRANQUILLE

Tranquille is a captivating red wine from Spain that entices with its rich history and vibrant character. Crafted from Garnacha grapes, it showcases a deep ruby hue, exuding aromas of ripe red berries, subtle spice, and a hint of earthiness.  With its elegant yet approachable nature, Tranquille embodies the essence of Spanish winemaking. Savor moments of tranquility with every sip.

 

ABOUT SPANISH GARNACHA

Garnacha, also known as Grenache in France, is one of Spain's most cherished and widely planted grape varieties, particularly thriving in regions like Aragón, Priorat, and Rioja. Renowned for its versatility, Garnacha produces wines that range from vibrant, fruit-forward reds to elegant rosés and even complex, old-vine expressions. Spanish Garnacha is celebrated for its rich, ripe flavors of red berries, such as strawberry and raspberry, often accompanied by subtle hints of pepper, herbs, and earth. These wines typically exhibit a medium to full body with moderate tannins and a characteristic juiciness that makes them highly approachable. In the hands of skilled vintners, Garnacha can age gracefully, developing additional layers of complexity. Whether enjoyed young and fresh or aged and nuanced, Spanish Garnacha offers a delightful expression of the country's diverse terroir and winemaking tradition.

 

FOOD PAIRINGS

Here are five excellent food pairings for Spanish Garnacha:
 

  1. Roasted Lamb: The rich, savory flavors of roasted lamb complement the ripe red fruit and subtle spice notes of Garnacha, creating a harmonious and satisfying pairing.
     

  2. Paella: Traditional Spanish paella, especially those with chorizo or saffron-infused chicken, pairs well with Garnacha’s versatile profile, enhancing the wine's fruitiness and earthy undertones.
     

  3. Grilled Vegetables: The wine’s juiciness and moderate tannins balance beautifully with the smoky, caramelized flavors of grilled vegetables like bell peppers, zucchini, and eggplant.
     

  4. Manchego Cheese: The nutty, slightly tangy flavor of Manchego cheese is a natural match for Garnacha, with the wine’s fruity and earthy elements complementing the cheese's complexity.
     

  5. Tapas: A variety of Spanish tapas, such as jamón ibérico, patatas bravas, and spicy chorizo, pair excellently with Garnacha, allowing the wine’s versatility to shine across different flavors and textures.

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