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You’ve probably heard of Rioja, one of the best-known wine growing regions in Spain. Located southwest of the Pyrenees mountain range with France along the ancient Camino de Santiago, this small province produces some of Spain’s most beloved exports: Rioja wine. The most common Rioja wine is a blend of two grapes, Tempranillo and Garnacha, with Tempranillo playing the more prominent role in terms of flavor and being sturdier for aging purposes, whereas Garnacha is responsible for the fruitie …