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Tinta Aragones,
Tinta Corriente,
Tinta de Madrid,
Tinta de Santiago,
Tinta de Toro,
Tinta do Inacio,
Tinta do Pais,
Tinta Fina,
Tinta Madrid,
Tinta Monteira...
- El
Filibusterismo (transl. The filibusterism; The
Subversive or The Subversion, as in the Locsín
English translation, are also
possible translations),...
- Pretinho,
Preto Rifete, Rifete, Rosete,
Tinta Bairrada,
Tinta Bairradina,
Tinta da Bairrada,
Tinta de Baga, and
Tinta Fina. List of
Portuguese grape varieties...
- Perdiz, Pe de Pombo,
Sousao do Oeste, Sumo
tinto (in Portugal),
Tinta,
Tinta Fina,
Tinta Francesa and Tinturao. J. Robinson, J.
Harding and J. Vouillamoz...
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Tinta Amarela or
Trincadeira is a red wine
grape that is
commonly used in Port wine production. The
grape is
noted for its dark coloring. Its use in the...
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Tinta Miuda is a
Portuguese red wine
grape that is
grown primarily in the
Oeste and
Ribatejo regions. The
grape is
often used in the
production of blended...
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Tinta Fina is an
alternative name for
several wine
grape varieties including:
Tempranillo Alicante Bouschet Baga (grape)
Grand Noir de la
Calmette This...
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Tinta Cão is a red
Portuguese wine
grape variety that has been
grown primarily in the
Douro region since the
sixteenth century. The vine
produces very...
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Tinta Barroca is a
Portuguese red wine
grape that is
grown primarily in the
Douro region with some
plantings in
South Africa and the
Riverland wine region...
- Tempranillo, and Cinsaut. In Spain,
there are
monovarietal wines made of
Garnacha tinta (red Grenache),
notably in the
southern Aragon wine
regions of Calatayud...
