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Galet Roulés |
The large, round rocks
that coat the landscape of France's
Châteauneuf-du-Pape. |
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Gallo Nero |
The infamous black rooster
used as the logo for the Chianti DOCG. |
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Garrafeira |
A Portuguese term that
signifies a higher quality of wine. |
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Gentil |
A term used on Alsatian
wine labels to indicate that the wine is a blend
of Noble varieties. |
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Goût |
French for taste. |
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Grand Cru |
Literally translated from
French as great growth, denotes the top
vineyards in the Burgundy region. |
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Grand Cru Classé |
Literally translated from
French as great classed growth, this is the
second highest quality level for producers in
St-Émilion in Bordeaux. |
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Gris |
A very pale rosé color. |
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Grosslage |
A German term for a group
of individual vineyard sites, or einzellagen. |
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Gyropalette |
A large machine that
automates the riddling process for bottles of
sparkling wine. |