The Arinarnoa varietal is a hybrid grape variety that was created by crossing two well-known grape varieties, Tannat and Cabernet Sauvignon. It was developed in France with the goal of combining the best characteristics of both parent varieties. Arinarnoa grapes are known for their deep color, high tannins, and bold flavors. This varietal is often used in winemaking to add structure and complexity to blends, particularly in regions where the parent varieties may not thrive.
