Tintilla de Rota
Tintilla de Rota grape wines
The tintilla is a variety native to the province of Cádiz, framed in the D.O. ‘VT Cádiz’. It is a red grape, as its name suggests. With a bunch and small berry, the fruit ripens late and is not very robust and sensitive to dry seasons. Its acidity is not accentuated by its high sugar content. Its production is small and was in serious risk of disappearing until its production was reinforced in the middle of the 20th century. A moment of enological crisis almost unimaginable for such a distinguished wine in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Grape
Palomino fino grape | Parraleta grape | Petit Verdot grape | Pinot Meunier grape | Riesling grape | Sauvignon blanc grape | Albariño grape | Bobal grape | Cabernet Franc grape | Cabernet Sauvignon grape | Chardonnay grape | Cariñena grape | Garnacha grape | Garnacha blanca grape | Gewürztraminer grape | Godello grape | Graciano grape | Grenache grape | Macabeo grape | Malbec grape | Malvar grape | Malvasia grape | Maturana grape | Mazuela grape | Mencía grape | Merlot grape | Monastrell grape | Moristel grape | Moscatel grape | Muscat grape | Pedro Ximénez grape | Pinot Noir grape | Syrah grape | Tempranillo grape | Tinta del país grape | Toro grape | Trepat grape | Verdejo grape | Viura grape | Xarel.lo grape
