Tenerife Reds New Classics from the Atlantic The growers on an archipelago west of Africa's Moroccan coast are just beginning to understand their quirky inheritance: a seemingly random mix of vines brought to the islands centuries ago. Wayfarers from Europe, mostly but not only from Spain and Portugal, left those plants on their way to the New World, or settled on the Canaries to grow them. But few made elegant wines to stand with some of Europe's best, until now. by Joshua Greene 32 WINE & SPIRITS AUGUST 2018