Variety of average sized, loose bunches of oval grapes with an agreeable musky perfume.

The leaves are laden with tannin, reddened by June and are used to make infusions used as a tonic for venous troubles as well as in a footbath to cure heaviness in the legs. Small to average sized, very black grapes.

Average sized bunches of large round, golden grapes. Under a hardly thick skin the crispy flesh reveals its delicately fruity and slightly musky flavour.

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.

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.

Having the same characteristics with the one difference being its rosy coloured grapes

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.

large bunches with oval grapes without pips, thin skin, crispy and juicy flesh with a slighly musky flavour