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<title>From Africa to France and Spain by way of Sardinia. from Dr. Simone Tarantino (23 Jul 2009, 10:22 pm) in group "i love wine"</title>
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<description>Full-bodied and Mediterranean..... Chardonnay, merlot or pinot nero? No, France’s most widely plan-ted grape is actually carignan, a red grape also popular in Spain, where it is known as cariñena. In fact, the variety is found all over the Mediterranean, from the coast of Syria to Algeria and Tunisia. Obviously, it had to be present – as carignano – in Sardinia, the maritime hub for all these lands. Some say that Sardinia was the point of departure from which carignano reached the coasts of ...</description>
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