The short bunches carry slightly elongated and quite large grapes with a firm pulp.

This grape variety is originally from Bordeaux vines.

The bunch is of average cylindrical size, with large blue-black coloured grapes that melt in your mouth.

This is a well-known variety whose grapes are widely commercialised. The grape bunches are quite big and loose, the grapes are oval with a musky flavour and thick skin.

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 round grapes have a juicy and savoury pulp with a pronounced musky taste and golden when ripe, the grapes have a quite large bunches. This truly new variety was created by the National Institute of Agronomic Research, in France(INRA). In addition

This is one of the best grapes, always well appreciated for its thin skinned, average sized, golden grapes with a juicy taste that melts in your mouth.

It produces large, loose clusters, with fairly large, oval berries. The pulp is crunchy and pleasantly fragrant. It is also very insensitive to cryptogamic diseases.