White Wine
Also known as cougar juice, this wines origins started in France and quickly became a popular beverage in the United States where its taste was also referred to as a “butter bomb”.
Chardonnay
Also known as Shiraz in Australia, this wine was popularized in the Rhône Valley as a signal varietal and used as a blend in neighboring regions across France
Syrah
A bottle of red Châteauneuf-du-Pape from France's Southern Rhône Valley can legally feature up to 13 different grapes, but this lush, high-alcohol red grape always dominates the blend.
Grenache
the main type of grape used to make sparkling wine in France, and a fertile piece of land in the desert.
Champagne Oasis
This grape varietal is usually used in a blend with Sauvignon blanc and muscadine in Bordeaux
Semillion
Popularized in the Loire Valley and Bordeaux in France after farmers found the grape Savangin growing wild, it was later cultivated to become this crisp acidic wine.
Sauvignon Blanc
This thin skinned grape also known as “the heartbreak grape” has a distinct cherry note to it.
Pinot Noir
If you purchase a bottle of white Sancerre from the chalky soils of France's Loire Valley, you are drinking a wine made 100% from this crisp, highly aromatic white grape.
Sauvignon Blanc
This type of wine exclusively does not have tannins, a pet you get your child if you’re rich
White pony
This is a red wine that has a prolific amount of tannins and a light body. Originating from northwest italy
Grignolino
Italy cultivates 45% of the world’s acreage of this wine and is a direct descendent of Pinot Noir!
Pinot Grigio
This Italian grape varietal, which is also a region, is mainly grown in Tuscany, Italy where it is used to make the renowned wine known as Sangiovese
Chianti
To be labeled as a prestigious Barolo or Barbaresco from Italy's Piedmont region, the wine must be made from 100% of this famously high-tannin, light-colored red grape.
Nebbiolo
This note in barrel aged wines is showcased much more prevalently when using American barrels, something to cool a drink
Vanilla Ice
The father of Cabernet Sauvignon, usually served chilled
Cab Franc
The most popular white varietal grown in South Africa, also known as chenere, was first popularized in the 9th century in the Loire Valley in France.
Chenin Blanc
This wine is the love child of Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc
Cabernet Sauvingon
The famous, intensely sweet Hungarian dessert wine Tokaji Aszú gets its signature rich flavor and high acidity primarily from this native white grape variety susceptible to noble rot
Furmint
This wine is exclusively made of red grapes but is typically a color, frank oceans debut album
Chanel Orange Wine
This grape is the originator of Sauvignon Blanc. primarily found in France
Savagnin
With a strong petrol smell to it, this wine was popularized in Germany and is known for its sweetness although it can also be dry.
Riesling
This French wine became popular in Argentina and has a Short Dry Finish with a plumb note on the palate
Malbec
A legendary bottle of red Hermitage or Côte-Rôtie from the steep, granite slopes of France's Northern Rhône Valley is legally required to be made from 100% of this dark, thick-skinned grape known for its savory notes of black pepper and smoked meat.
Syrah or Shiraz
The label/rap group who propelled westside gun into popularity, and the white wine that was popularized in Alsace, France
Pinot Griselda
Hungary’s MAIN flagship grape varietal
Furmint