Tempranillo/Cencibel/Tinta del Pais etc Because every region of Spain seems to have a different name for this very fine grape variety. It also goes by the names of Aragonez, Ojo de Liebre, Ull de Llebre, Tinto Fino, and Tinto del Pais (masculine this time), while the Portuguese call it Tinta Roriz.. It is Spain's best native red grape, making lovely, elegant red wines in the cooler northern regions, combining wild strawberry fruit with a herby, savoury, tobacco-like character. The finest, classic Tempranillo areas are Rioja and Ribera del Duero, but nowadays it is everywhere, except for the hot, deep south. It can make young, light, easy reds, sometimes made super-fruity by a Beaujolais-like method. Or richer wines that are often oaked. It blends successfully with Cabernet Sauvignon, and usefully perks up lesser Spanish varieties. Marshall Ward Catalog - Argos UK - NetZero Download - Boots Chemist - Avon UK Cosmetics - Used Car Parts - NetZero - Free Shipping, Dom Perignon Champagne