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Grapes Grand Noir


Description Grapes Grand Noir

French wine grape variety, cultivated it, mainly in the South of France . Refers to the middle classesripening period . The kidneys at blooming pink, covered with dense pubescence. Crown grayish-white felt-pubescent . Young leaves are reddish-brown on the edges, densely pubescent . Young shoots pubescent to the top . matured shoots light -kashtanovoy color . The leaves are large, three- or five-blade . Upper clippings ratherdeeper, more closed, lower - small, open, pinnatipartite . Cherenkov recess open, pinnatipartite . From the bottom of the sheet pubescent . The teeth are wide, obtuse . In autumn the leaves turn red . Bunch average (14,9 X 11,8 cm), tapered, semi-dense to dense . The berries are medium-large, round . Juice strongly colored (characteristic feature) . Seeds olive-brown, with a pointed beak. Chalaza outlined . Most suitable for this class are the fertile soil in which he gives high yields. with the stock grows together well, except Kober 5 BB . fruiting coefficient is 1.49 . The average weight of bunches of 193 g . relatively weakaffected botrytis . On the qualities of the wine varieties Grand Noir is close to Alicante Bouchet . Grand Noir Berries have sufficient sugar content and total acidity . Blame it strongly colored and are used for blending . They have a simple taste and suitable for improve the quality of red wines . Wine Grand Noir valued lower than the wine from Alicante Bouchet . Generalevaluation . Grand Noir - yielding dye grade, can be used to improve the color of ordinary wines .

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Berry
Dimensionsmedium-large
Formround
Juicestrongly colored
Bunches
Length14.9 cm
Width11.8 cm
Densitysemi-dense to dense
Sizeaverage
Formconical
The average weight of bunches193 g
Bush
Leaveslarge, three- or five-lobed
Hairs on the lower surface of the sheetis
Autumn leaf colorred
Description
GroupWine variety
Maturationaverage period
CrossingAramón x Petit Boucher
Grade affectedweakly botrytis
Productivity
Coefficient of fruiting1.49
Shoots
Leavesyoung reddish-brown on the edges, densely pubescent
Crown younger escapegray-white withtomentose pubescence
Ripened annual shootslight-brown color
The record sheet
Top notchrather deep, often closed
Lower clippingssmall, open, pinnatipartite
Chereshkovaya recessopen, pinnatipartite
Kinks at the ends of the bladesbroad, blunt
Numeric filters

136
Weight
193
Grams
Maturation

average
early
is mid
late
of medium
very early
Color of the fruit

amber
black
blue
chartreuse
dark blue
dark pink
gold and white
golden
golden amber
golden yellow ,
green
green and white
greenish amber
greenish-pink
milky white
milky yellow
pale pink
pink
pink-red
purple
red
red and crimson
red-blue
red-violet
white