Graciano

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Graciano is a dark-skinned Spanish wine grape variety known for producing deeply colored, aromatic, and age-worthy red wines, particularly in blends from regions like Rioja.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf wine grape variety
associatedWineRegionCategory Spanish Denominación de Origen
authorizedInDO Cariñena DO
linked to: Cariñena

Navarra DO
Rioja DOCa
berrySize small berries
climatePreference warm climate
clusterDensity compact clusters
colorOfGrapeSkin dark
commonlyUsedInBlendFromRegion Rioja
linked to: La Rioja
countryOfOrigin Spain
cultivatedInCountry Argentina
Australia
Portugal
Spain
United States
diseaseResistance susceptible to mildew
grapeColorCategory black grape
notableBlendingPartner Garnacha
linked to: Garnacha Tinta

Mazuelo (Carignan)
linked to: Carignan

Tempranillo
primaryWineRegion Cariñena
Navarra
linked to: Navarre

Rioja
linked to: La Rioja
ripeningTime late ripening
roleInBlend adds acidity
adds aroma
adds color
improves aging potential
synonym Cagnulari
Morrastel
Tintilla de Rota
Xeres
typicalAcidityLevel high acidity
typicalAlcoholPotential moderate alcohol
typicalTanninLevel firm tannins
typicalUse blending grape
varietal wine (limited quantities)
typicalWineAromas aromatic
typicalWineColor deeply colored
typicalWineStyle age-worthy
typicalYield low yielding
usedFor red wine production
wineAgingPotential long-term bottle aging
wineProfileDescriptor black fruit notes
floral
herbal notes
spicy

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