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WINE TYPE STYLE AROMA/FLAVOR
Burgundy Made from Pinot Noir  
Bordeaux Made predominantly from Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot  
Cabernet Sauvignon Full, robust and deep wine. Makes Bordeaux wines of France. High in tannin, little bitter, can age for a long time, grows in complexity. Musty, blackcurrant, berry, butter, pepper, chocolate, mint, and vanilla.
Grenache Becoming more popular in California. Used in rose' wines. Flowers, berries, tea, pepper.
Pinot Noir Lighter in color and tannin, pair well with many foods as it lingers, softer than a cabernet. It matures quicker. Strawberry, raspberry, cherry, grapes, flowers, butter, vanilla, and spices.
Meritage Made from Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and other grapes in the Bordeaux style.  
Merlot Softer and less 'harsh', contains less tannin, is richer and sweeter. Berry, cherry, vanilla, mint, black pepper, and olive.
Nebbiolo Used in many Italian wines, very deep, complex, and dark wine that ages well. Roasted flavors, plum, fig, nutty.
Sangiovese Rich, deep, and fruity. Used to make Chianti, especially in Tuscany, Italy. Berry, cherry, plum, vanilla, cinnamon, pepper.
Syrah The grape when fully ripe increases in sugar content, alcohol, color, and bitterness. Full dark and a roasted flavor. Berry, oak, smoke, blackcurrants, and leather aromas.
Zinfandel Dark purple, most commonly consumed while young as it retains its fruit flavors, but also ages well. Also used to create white zinfandel (a semi-sweet blush).  

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