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Grenache + Syrah – a WSET Level 2 in Wines Worksheet

Here’s a useful exercise for those about to take their WSET Level 2 in WInes exam. Download this compare and contrast worksheet between Grenache, the shining star of the Southern Rhône Valley, and its counterpart, the illustrious Syrah of the Northern Rhône Valley.

Picture this: Syrah, with its black pepper notes, stands in stark contrast to Grenache’s delicate white pepper aromas and flavors. 🌶️ While Syrah tantalizes the senses with black fruit nuances like black cherry and blackberry, Grenache seduces with a symphony of red fruits – think strawberry, red plum, and red cherry. 🍒🍓

And let’s not forget the terroir: Syrah reigns supreme in the Northern Rhône Valley, where vineyards cling to steep, stony hillsides like Côte Rôtie and Hermitage. Meanwhile, Grenache basks in the warmth of the Southern Rhône Valley, thriving in flatter landscapes. 🏞️ Make sure to contrast the climates of these two regions as well!

Now, scroll down to download 2 worksheets comparing these two grapes and their respective terroirs!

 

Comparing Grenache + Syrah WSET Level 2 in Wines Worksheet

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