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

The bunches are large and conical. The grapes are spherical and quite large with a skin of medium thickness and a firm flesh with a slight musky flavour.

The grapes are savoury tasting, aromatic, beautifully formed, golden and mature early. This truly new variety was created by the National Institute of Agronomic Research, in France (INRA). In addition to the flavour of the grapes this variety is

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.

This variety of Chasselas has an extraordinary fragrance of Muscat as well as being fruity and juicy.

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.

This grape variety is originally from Bordeaux vines.

The beautiful bunches carry round grapes of average size, with a firm, sweet delicate musky taste.