Trying to grasp the world of wine is all about drawing parallels which is why I contend that the Southern French grape, Cinsault is the up-and-coming Malbec for a new age of wine drinking. What I mean by this is that Cinsault has largely been in the shadows, hidden as parts of red wine blends throughout Southern France since just about forever. Few wine drinkers really know it as a grape on its own but they’ve probably drank a good deal of it in another form if a fan of […]
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