It is a vigorous and so fertile grape that its production must be limited. It is resistant to powdery mildew and moderately to mildrew.

Produces very big bunches of large round grapes, slightly dented in appearance. The fleshy pulp has a simple and crisp taste.

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 grape variety is originally from Bordeaux vines.

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.

The bunches are small with small round grapes, not bunched up, and whose sides facing the sun, have a marked rosy colour.

 Its more or less compact clusters are of medium size and cylindrical shape. Its spherical grains, medium or large, of a bluish black, are wrapped in a thick skin containing a fleshy flesh with a very pronounced raspberry flavour. Commonly called "Raspberry Grape".

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.