Carlos is a predominantly bronze grape. Its maturation facilitates the use of mechanical harvesting, considered a dual-purpose cultivar for wine and fresh fruit.
It was created by W.B. Nesbitt, V.H. Underwood, and D.E. Carroll in 1970 from North Carolina
Relatively small in size makes it difficult to use as fresh fruit grapes in today's markets. The Carlos sometimes shows signs of development of Pierce's disease. . .
French Chardonnay is a white grape. Originally from Burgundy vineyard, he became an international grape having won very many wine producing countries of world.
Its qualities make use like many types of white wine, Burgundy wines to sparkling wines , Champagne and grape wine .
This grape is known from a long time in Burgundy, described in different forms that make it look like pinot noir or melon de Bourgogne.
It was Pierre Galet in 1958 which helped to differentiate definitely pinot blanc of its method ampelographic, the latter by making a full variety. The wine village of Chardonnay in Mâconnais vineyard in Burgundy is probably the historical cradle of the grape .
Chardonnay is a wine that is produced from white grapes. Traditionally, it is common to think that Chardonnay species come from the wine region of Burgundy in France. . .
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Corbières
The Corbières is a blend wine: protected designation of French wine origin, produced on a vast territory south of the Aude. It shares its name with the Corbières boutenac.
The Corbieres appellation is the first volume of Languedoc and the fourth of France.
The name includes the main grapes Carignan, Grenache Noir, the lledoner pelut, Mourvèdre and Syrah, Cinsault, Grenache G gray and black Picpoul , Terre Noir.
Rosé wines varietals are: Carignan, the Cinsault Grenache, lledoner pelut, Mourvèdre, black piquepoul and bourboulenc Syrah, Clairette white Grenache, gray Grenache, Macabeu, Marsanne, the Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains , white piquepoul, Roussanne, white leterret, Terre Noir and Vermentino. . .
Rose Corbières Château Vieux Moulin
Château Vieux Moulin Montbrun des Corbières 11700 Languedoc Roussillon France
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Syrah
Syrah is a black French and Swiss grape variety characteristic of the northern part of the Côtes du Rhône and Rhône Valley (Switzerland). Today increasing surface, it is fast becoming a globally-oriented variety.
Syrah is predominant in the northern Côtes du Rhône. This is the only grape permitted for red wines Cornas appellation. It can be associated with the Marsanne and Roussanne in the Crozes-Hermitage appellation, Hermitage and Saint-Joseph, and viognier in red wines of the appellation Côte Rôtie. . .
Syrah Cartwheel Wines
Level 26 44 Market Street Sydney NSW 2000 Western Australia
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Tuscan
Is an Italian, Red Grapes from the country of Tuscany
Tuscany produces the third highest volume of quality wines in Italy. Where Tuscan wine is not recognized within the Italian wine classification system, although an extraordinary amount of wines claim to be the first Tuscan win. . .
Champagne Producers Cramant Region – Marne Dept France P2
Champagne, also called champagne, is a French sparkling wine with a protected designation of origin whose regulations required several centuries of gestation. Its name comes from the Champagne region of north eastern France. The geographical demarcation, grape varieties, yields and overall production of champagne are the main characteristics of the appellation.
Drawn mainly from three grapes: Pinot Noir, Pinot-Meunier and Chardonnay. Champagne vineyard produces mostly sparkling white wines. . .
It Is an assembly wine of origin in the north of Spain.
One of the characteristics of Riojawines is aging in oak barrels
Rioja red wine is a specific blend of Spanish grape varieties. It is the tempranillo, the Grenache, the mazuelo - called carignan in France - and the graciano.
White Rioja consists mainly of Viura (or Macabeo), accompanied by white Grenache and Malvoisie. . .
Syrah is a black French and Swiss grape variety characteristic of the northern part of the Côtes du Rhône and Rhône Valley (Switzerland). Today increasing surface, it is fast becoming a globally-oriented variety.
Syrah is predominant in the northern Côtes du Rhône. This is the only grape permitted for red wines Cornas appellation. It can be associated with the Marsanne and Roussanne in the Crozes-Hermitage appellation, Hermitage and Saint-Joseph, and viognier in red wines of the appellation Côte Rôtie. . .
Syrah Wykari Wines
Main North Road Clare Valley SA 5453 South Australia
Vidal Blanc is a white hybrid grape, a cross of Trebbiano and Rayon d'Or. This variety has a high level of sugar in order to be highly resistant to the cold climate and it while maintaining an acidity level, widely used in north-eastern United States and Canada.
Created in 1930 with the goal was to develop a wine that could make brandy.
It is the most used variety for making white wines in Quebec. It is also often used for ice wine, particularly in Ontario. It is also grown in the northeast of China, with the subarctic climate. . .
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