ST. GEORGE:
(See Agiorgitiko above).
ST. LAURENT:
Minor grape grown in Austria and used to produce a rich-looking red wine with pronounced fruity, flowery aromas.
Nuis-St. Georges (nwee san jawj)
central wine village of Burgundy's Cõte de Nuits
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Oloroso (oh lo ro-so)
a particular style of Sherry, used as a base for Cream Sherry ...
ST. GEORGE: (See Agiorgitiko above).
ST. LAURENT: Minor grape thought by some to be related to Pinot Noir. Grown in Austria and Canada the grape is robust and resists many diseases. Early budding, it ripens in mid-late September.
Isle St. George, Ohio
Kanawha River Valley, Ohio and West Virginia
Lake Michigan Shore, Michigan
Lake Wisconsin, Wisconsin
Leelanau Peninsula, Michigan
Loramie Creek, Ohio
Mesilla Valley, New Mexico and Texas ...
PINOT ST. GEORGE: Grape found on small acreages in California and now thought to be identical to the Negrette of southern France. (See above).
AGIORGITIKO: Pronounced "Ah-jee-or-jee tee-koh". (a.k.a St. George). Red-wine grape native to Greece. Used to produce intense, fruity wine in dry and sweet versions. Also blended with Cabernet Sauvignon to create a wine capable of ageing well.
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