The small bunches of average sized; black, oval grapes have a sweetly savoured fleshy pulp.

Little bunches with oval grapes and mauve colors. Flesh being founded and pulpy. Delicately musky taste.

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.

Its medium-sized cluster bears spherical, large, golden-yellow berries. Its firm pulp has a fine musk flavor.

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

 Grape variety present in the so-called Côtes du Rhône wines. Syrah allows to obtain red wines suitable for aging and of very high quality. These wines are generally intense in colour (bluish), very aromatic, tannic, robust and relatively acid. 

Very big bunches of large grapes, with a juicy and acidic flesh and a firm skin. Conserves well on the vine. Even in areas where the grapes will never reach maturity, due to very little sunshine, they are perfect for cooking.

This variety produces big loose bunches of golden grapes practically without pips. This grape has a highly appreciated taste and is ideal for culinary uses.