Garnacha, known as Grenache in France, is a red wine grape variety that originated in Spain. It is versatile, used in both red and rosé wines, and is known for its berry flavours, spice notes, and soft tannins. Garnacha thrives in warm, dry climates and contributes to the body and alcohol of blends, notably in the Rhône Valley and in Priorat, among other regions.