Periodic Table of Wine

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whimsical Periodic Table of Wine with various white and red wine varieties:

SymbolWine Variety
RiRiesling
LbLambrusco
ZwWhite Zinfandel
SoSoave
OrOrvieto
PoPinot Grigio
SmSemillon
VaValpolicella
BeBeaujolais
GrGrenache
GaGamay
MoMontepulciano
DoDolcetto
ClLiebfraumilch
LfMüller-Thurgau
TrTrebbiano
SeColombard
ViChenin Blanc
GzGewürztraminer
BbBarbera
BwWhite Bordeaux
CsCabernet Sauvignon
CbCabernet Franc
CfChardonnay
TeTempranillo
NeNebbiolo
PePinotage
PnPinot Noir
BuBurgundy
CdChateauneuf du Pape
CpCote d'Or
HeHermitage
MeMerlot
SySyrah
SzShiraz
MbMalbec
PtPort
SaSauterne
VsVin Santo
MdMadeira
SySherry
SkSparkling Wine (Asti Spumante)
ChChampagne
SgSekt
CiCava
BaBrandy
BoBordeaux
BxBlack Muscat
CoCognac
HgDesert & Fortified

Remember, this table is purely for fun and not scientifically accurate. Cheers! 🍷🥂

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