Nine wines made with Garnacha have been recognized at the Grenaches du Monde competition in an edition that featured four different territories for the jury's tastings.
The international competition for wines made from the Garnacha grape variety, Grenaches du Monde, has celebrated its latest edition. This time, the jury's tastings took place in four distinct wine-producing regions in Spain, France, and Italy. With 192,455 hectares of vineyards, Garnacha ranks seventh among the most planted grape varieties worldwide. In Europe, it holds the third position.
Navarra has nearly 2,600 hectares of Garnacha, making it the second-most planted variety and representing over 25% of the Designation of Origin's entire varietal framework. Its presence continues to grow year after year. It is used to produce red wines and the vast majority of the rosés that bring such prestige to the region. White wines are also made with Garnacha Blanca.
Nine wines have been recognized with a medal in the competition. Navarra has won four gold and six silver medals.
Gold medal
F. Olimpia April 15th Rosé 2020
Flor de Lasierpe Rosado Garnacha 2020
1913 Rosado 2020
Unsi Terrazas White 2020
Silver medal
Flor de San Martín Garnacha Red 2020
Ilagares Rosado 2020
Inurrieta Mimao 2019
The Magic Calm Garnacha Blanca 2017
Laderas de Unx Garnacha Blanca 2020
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