Santa Maria de Alcantara

'Santa Maria de Alcantara' is a grape used for the production of wine. 'Santa Maria de Alcantara' is typically used for the production of white wine. It is believed that 'Santa Maria de Alcantara' originally originates from Spain, but it may also have been used elsewhere under other names.


There are several other names for 'Santa Maria de Alcantara' that may vary from region to region and country to country. 'Santa Maria de Alcantara' is known among other things as: Abundante, Aleante, Aleantedi Rivalto, Aleante Poggiarelli, Alicant Blau, Alicante, Alicante Grenache, Aragones, Bois Jaune, Cannonaddu, Cannonadu Nieddu, Cannonau, Cannonau Selvaggio, Canonazo, Carignane rosso, Elegante, Frenche, Gamay del Trasimeno, Gamay Perugino, Garnaccho negro, Garnacha Comun, Garnacha negra, Garnacha Roja, Garnacha tinta, Garnatxa negra, Garnatxa Pais, Gironet, Granaccia, Granaxa, Grenache noir, Grenache rouge, Kek Grenache, Lladoner, Mencida, Navaro, Navarra, Navarre de la Dordogne, Navarro, Negru Calvese, Ranconnat, Red Grenache, Redondal, Retagliadu Nieddu, Rivesaltes, Roussillon Tinto, Roussillon, Rouvaillard, Sans Pareil, Tentillo, Tintella, Tintilla, Tinto Menudo, Tinto Navalcarnero, Tai rosso, Toled ana, Uva di Spagna, Vernatxa & Grenache gris