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Rhne
The 1998 martin ray diamond mountain cabernet Rhne is separated into two parts, the Northern Rhne and the Southern
Rhne. The two are vastly different.
The 1998 martin ray diamond mountain cabernet Northern Rhne is steep and cool while the Southern Rhne is flat
and hot.
Northern Rhne stretches from Vienne to Valence and contains 1998 martin ray diamond mountain cabernet the regions
of Cte-Rotie,
Hermitage,
Crozes-Hermitage,
Cornas,
Chteau Grillet, St.-Joseph & St.-Pray.
The red wines are easy to remember
they are all made from
Syrah. The one and only red grape of the region. Whites are typically
although some
Marsanne & Roussanne can be added in certain regions.
Southern Rhne is about 60 miles south of the Northern Rhne and there are almost no vineyards in-between.
The Southern 1998 martin ray diamond mountain cabernet Rhne
area contains the appellations of Chteauneuf-du-Pape, 1998 martin ray diamond mountain cabernet
Tavel,
Gigondas,
Vacqueras, and
the best known, 1998 martin ray diamond mountain cabernet the
Ctes-du-Rhne.
While Syrah is the main, and only, player in the North, the South has a slew
of red varieties to use. 23 grapes (white and red) in all. Grenache is usually
the primary grape in the blend, followed by Mourvdre, Syrah and Cinsault.
1998 martin ray diamond mountain cabernet
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