GRAPES AND GRAPE TYPES
The grape variety is very important to understand a wine. In Anglo-Saxon countries and producing countries in the new world, grape varieties are considered the most important factor to differentiate a wine. People in these countries do not usually ask or buy a wine by its origin, but seeks to label what is the variety of the same.
Let's pay attention to local grape varieties of Spain.

Tempranillo
It is the most widespread and typical of our country varietal. It is so called because the grapes are harvested earlier than other varieties (earlier). It is a grape with very fruity and aromatic notes, aging quite well in barrels. In Ribera del Duero and Toro it is called 'Tinta del País' and 'Tinta de Toro' respectively, noting that in their regions tempranillo acquires the differential characteristic, although in reality it is the same varietal. Castilla La Mancha, it can also be found under the name of 'Cencibel'.