The bunches are average sized with matching round grapes, slightly flat at each end and very golden when mature. The flesh is firm under a thin skin with a very pronounced musky taste.

This virginia creeper is very rigourous and capable of covering a large surface. The five lobed shiny leaves take on colours in autumn varying from rosy-green to red-wine. This creeper uses its tendrils to attach to rough stone walls, arbours or wire-netting but cannot attach to walls with a smooth finish.

The grape variety Artaban is of medium strength and resistant to mildew and powdery mildew. But it is sensitive to black rot and magnesium deficiency.

The bunches are large, conical and compact. The berries are small, of simple flavor, with fine skin and juicy pulp.

The wines obtained are light, colorful, to consume quickly and dominated by fruit aromas. 

The bunches are very long (often more than 50cm) with oval grapes that are quite large with juicy flesh and thin skin.

The small bunches carry the round golden grapes with a thin skin and a juicy, delicately musky taste.

Fertile variety with regular production, also called "5455 Seibel". It is hardy and resists diseases well. The bunches are compact and of medium size. The berries are small, firm and raspberry flavored. Ripe in the first half of September.

Quite a long, cylindrical bunch of very small grapes, with a thin skin, juicy flesh and no pips.