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JR,
some of the Big Cali producers, misuse the terminology, a classic is
Califorinia "Beaujolais", everyone here knows that Beaujolais is from France
and made from the Gamay grape. Or Claifornia Burgundy, Burgundy is a region
in Franch and the red is primarily Pinot Noir. Sometimes the Paul Mason's
and a few others create bulk wine and label it with semi-legitimate names.
My 2 cents.... ;-)

"JR" > wrote in message
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> OK...I recall, a few years ago, a "white grenache" in ads...So, the recent
> "while merlot" posts, along with my recollection of how horrible the
> "white zinfandel" tastes to me, and the recent "shiraz-grenache" blend
> discussion makes me wonder...
>
> Is Grenache usually a grape used for red wine?
>
> Remember, be kind, I'm a newbie.
>
> Jeff
>