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Italian term for black, which occurs in many grape variety names. Either at the beginning like Nero (Rebsorte), Nero Nero Buono di Cori, Nero che Scroccheg...
Greco Nero. Confusing name for different, at least partially unrelated grape varieties in the Italian region of Calabria. The name component Greco (there is also a white grape variety with this designation) is used very often in Italy, but does not necessarily indicate a Greek origin.
1. März 2005 · The only grape variety used is Nero d'Avola, which produces very round, elegant wines here on clay and chalky soils that bring out fine chocolaty notes alongside red and black berries. Only two wines are vinified here: the simple "Morgante" with an excellent price-pleasure ratio and the "Don Antonio", made from old vines and lower ...
Nero d’Avola The red grape variety originates from Sicily , Italy . The name means "Black from Avola" after the small town in the south-east of the island in the province of Siracusa.
Independent evaluation and description of 2018 Südtirol / Alto Adige DOC Pinot Nero Riserva "Lehmont" from Kellerei St. Pauls in St. Pauls/Eppan (Italy-Alto Adige-Südtirol / Alto Adige DOC).
4. Mai 2020 · Independent evaluation and description of 2016 Terre Siciliane IGT "NeroBufaleffj" from Gulfi in Chiaramonte Gulfi (Italy-Sicily-Terre Siciliane IGT).
Nero (grape variety) The red grape variety is an interspecific new variety between Eger 2 (Villard Blanc) x Gárdonyi Géza. Synonyms are BG 15 and Bornemissza Gergely 15. It contains genes of Vitis berlandieri, Vitis rupestris and Vitis vinifera.
Nero di Troia. The red grape variety originates from Italy. Synonyms are Barlettana, Canosa, Cassano, Somarello, Sommarrello, Sumarello, Summariello, Tranese, Troiano, Troja, Trojana, Uva Antica Nara, Uva della Marina, Uva di Barletta, Uva di Canosa, Uva di Troia (second main name), Uva di Troya, Vitigno di Barletta, Vitigno di Canosa and Zagarese.
Berlin. In the catchment area of the capital of Germany, there was winegrowing in the Middle Ages, founded mainly by the Cistercian monasteries, but it came to a complete standstill.Among other places, wine was grown on the 66-metre-high Kreuzberg (originally "Tempelhofer Berg" or "Götzescher Weinberg") from the 15th to the middle of the 18th century.
23. Juni 2006 · On 18 and 19 May, the 8th Pinot Noir Days South Tyrol took place in Neumarkt and Montan. Peter Dipoli initiated this event eight years ago.
It produces rather light-coloured, fresh red wines with fruity strawberry flavours. The variety was first mentioned in 1760 in the province of Ragusa, where it is still mainly cultivated today. There, it is mostly used as a blend with other varieties such as Nero d'Avola.
25. Mai 2021 · Neretto di Bairo. The red grape variety originates from Italy. Synonyms are Brunetta, Neiret, Neiretta di Pinerolo, Nerét, Nerét Gros, Neretìn, Neretto, Neiretta di Pinerolo, Neret, Neret Ciafi, Neret Gros, Neretin, Neretto de Marengo, Neretto di Piemonte, Neretto di San Giorgio, Neretto Nero and Pcit. It should not be confused ...
Summariello. Synonym (also Sommarrello, Sumarello) for the grape variety Nero di Troia; see there.
The red grape variety originates from Italy.Synonyms are Albana Nera, Aleatico di Spagna, Brunellone, Canaiolo Romano, Ciliegino, Ciliegiolo di Spagna, Ciliegiolo Nero, Ciliegiona Nera, Ciliegioulo Nero, Ciliegiulo, Ciliegiuolo, Ciligiolo Nero, Criminese, Mazzèse, Riminese, Riminese ad Uva Rossa, Riminese di Color di Potercole, Riminese Noire, Sangiovese Polveroso and Sangiovese Polveroso ...
The red grape variety originates from Italy. There are around 100 Synonym, which suggests a great age. Some of them are Aglianico Dolce, Aglianico Nero, Al...
