International Grenache Day

September 19, Friday

International Grenache Day is an annual event dedicated to one of the most popular grape varieties in the world. It is celebrated on the third Friday of September.
Origin of the celebration

The day was established in 2010 in Spain by the Grenache Association to raise awareness about the variety and its wines. Since then, the celebration has been held annually on the third Friday of September.

Goals and objectives

The main goal of the celebration is to introduce consumers to the Grenache variety, its characteristics, and organoleptic properties.
It is also an opportunity for wine regions to showcase their best Grenache wines and for wine enthusiasts to learn more about its diversity and quality.

Where it is celebrated

The celebration takes place worldwide, including in Spain, France, Australia, the USA, Italy, and South Africa.
On this day, tastings, workshops, meetings with winemakers, and other events dedicated to Grenache are organized.

How to participate

To participate in the celebration, you can attend events organized by wine shops, restaurants, and wineries, or host your own Grenache wine tasting with friends.
You can also use the hashtag #GrenacheDay on social media to share your impressions and discoveries.

Recommendations

If you plan to celebrate this day, pay attention to wines from regions such as Rhône, Priorat, Languedoc, and California.
Grenache is often used in blends with Syrah and Mourvèdre, forming the famous GSM combination.

International Grenache Day is a great opportunity to discover new flavors and deepen your knowledge of the world of wine.

International Grenache Day

September 19, Friday

International Grenache Day in other years

International Grenache Day in other countries