How do you pronounce the wine Carmenere?

How do you pronounce the wine Carmenere?

Carmenere. The red grape that is common in Chile is kahr-meh-NEHR.

How do you say the wine Syrah?

Shiraz is the Aussie nickname for Syrah. It’s pronounced “Shee-RAZZ” in that Australian accent; here in the States the way people say it rhymes more with “pizzazz.” I also sometimes hear the second syllable a bit more softly, ending more in an “–oz” sound.

What does Carmenere taste like?

Carmenère has a VERY distinctive flavor. Whereas Merlot is kind of low key and soft, Carmenère tastes like green pepper and has a sharp spiciness that is not really found in Merlot. The grape is named so for its crimson color — it is really dark. It tends to be medium bodied with smoky, spicy, and earthy aromas.

Is Carmenere wine sweet or dry?

Dry
Carménère/Sweetness of resulting wine

What is the difference between Shiraz and Syrah?

The most basic difference between Syrah and Shiraz is where they’re from. Syrah is from France, and Shiraz is from Australia. France is both the spiritual and literal homeland of the Syrah grape. Meanwhile, French Syrah is most commonly found in the Rhône region, a few hours south of Burgundy.

What is the difference between Sirah and Syrah?

In short, Syrah and Shiraz refer to the same type of dark-skinned grape grown in two different regions, while Petite Sirah is a related but different grape. Generally, European wines are labeled Syrah while Australian wines are labeled Shiraz.

Where is Carmenere grown?

Chile
Carménère is a dark-skinned grape variety originally from the vineyards of Bordeaux, and which has found a particularly suitable home in Chile.

Is Carmenere like Merlot?

Carménère has many similarities in terms of body and texture to Merlot. On the higher end, the herbaceous, bitter notes depart the scene in favor of sweet berries, refined light tannin, and a bittersweet note, like cocoa powder. Carménère has many similarities in taste to Merlot.