Doradillo facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Doradillo |
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|---|---|
| Grape (Vitis) | |
| Color of berry skin | Blanc |
| Species | Vitis vinifera |
| Also called | Blanquette of South Australia |
| Origin | Spain |
| Notable regions | Riverland |
Doradillo is a special kind of white wine grape that grows mainly in a sunny part of South Australia called the Riverland. It first came from Spain, and some people also know it as Blanquette of South Australia.
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What is the Doradillo Grape?
Doradillo is a type of white grape that belongs to the Vitis vinifera family. This is the most common type of grape used to make wine all over the world.
Where Does Doradillo Come From?
The Doradillo grape originally comes from Spain, a country famous for its many different grapes and wines.
Where is Doradillo Grown Today?
Even though it started in Spain, Doradillo is mostly grown far away in South Australia. You'll find most of these grapes in a warm area called the Riverland.
What Are Its Other Names?
Sometimes, Doradillo is also known as 'Blanquette of South Australia'. This is another name for the same grape.
It's a bit tricky because 'Doradillo' is also a name used for two other grape varieties: Jaén Blanco and another grape simply called Doradilla. But the Doradillo we're talking about here is its own unique grape!
