Vigorous variety that is quite fertile but matures late (end of September in the south-west).

It resists well to downy mildew and gray rot but is a little sensitive to powdery mildew.

Clusters and berries are medium to large in size.

Villard blanc makes it possible to produce a wine of ordinary quality.

Looks like the White Finger Grape but the leaves are more jagged and the grapes are a dark rosy colour.

This grape variety is originally from Bordeaux vines.

This variety produces large bunches of big oval grapes with a firm flesh. It is also used to produce wine.

The bunches are large as are the grapes, with a thick skin. The flesh is crispy as well as juicy with a subtle muskiness.

Variety of medium vigor but very fertile.

It resists well to mildew and powdery mildew but is a little sensitive to gray rot.

Clusters and berries are of medium size.

Harvest between mid and end of September (in the south-west)

Villard noir makes it possible to produce colored wines of decent quality.

The elongated bunches carry large oval or round grapes whose firm and juicy flesh has a fresh, sweet mushy flavour.

This variety develops early a violet colouring on the stalks and the grapes. Later the grapes take on a light rose colouring before maturity. The average sized round grapes are juicy and sweet tasting.