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Chelva

The Chelva varietal is a variety of grape that is primarily used in winemaking. It is mainly found in Spain, specifically in the Valencian region. The Chelva grape typically produces wines that have a high acidity and light body, with crisp, fruity flavors. This varietal is often used in the production of white wines and rosés, and it is sometimes blended with other grape varieties to balance out its high acidity. The Chelva grape is also known for its resistance to diseases, making it a reliable choice for many winemakers.

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