1.   Blending different grapes lowers production costs, by giving the company a choice among a much bigger group of grape suppliers.

2.   In fact, it is a different grape.

3.   It has nothing to do with Pouilly-Fume, a wine from a different region and a different grape.

4.   Not only are growing conditions different but different grapes react differently, so that what was a good year for Merlot may not be so good for Pinot Noir.

5.   Now, genetic analysis reveals that the petite sirah is in fact a cross between the Rhone syrah and a different obscure French grape, the peloursin.

6.   The vineyard uses nine different grapes, the main ones being Bacchus, Seyval Blanc, and Mullerthurgau.

7.   They use different grapes and production methods and can be appreciated on their own terms.

8.   We had been drinking petite sirah, which is a different grape.

9.   Write them down and use them to help you learn to identify different grapes.