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Other Names:普兰尼洛葡萄 (Chinese), Tempranillo العنب (Arabic), Uvas Tempranillo (Portuguese), Cépages Tempranillo (French), Uvas de Temp... All Translations
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[edit] About Tempranillo Grapes
Tempranillo Grapes originated in Spain, though they are now grown in many places, including California. They are used to make a dry wine, though based on the neutrality of the taste of wine using only Tempranillo Grapes, they are often blended with other types of wine, such as merlot. Wines from these grapes pair well with certain beef, pork and lamb dishes. The grapes may also be used in port, which depending on how sweet the port is, will determine with what dishes it is best served.
