π Plantet
A red Seibel hybrid once widely grown in France.
Plantet is a dark-skinned wine grape variety. Country of origin: France.
According to the international grape catalogue VIVC, its parents are Seibel 867 and Seibel 2524. Varieties descended from Plantet: Chambourcin, Landal, Colobel, Ravat Blanc, Bellandais.
Where it grows: Loire Valley. Used for: Red wine.
Other names: Seibel 5455, S-8357.
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- π Grape varieties
- Origin
- πΊοΈ French wine
- Where it grows
- π Loire Valley
- Wines made from it
- π· Red wine
- Parents
- π Seibel 867, π Seibel 2524
- Offspring
- π Chambourcin, π Landal, π Colobel, π Ravat Blanc, π Bellandais
Frequently asked questions
What colour are Plantet grapes?
Plantet has dark-skinned berries, as described in the grape variety catalogue.
Where does Plantet come from?
Plantet comes from this country: France.
Which wines are made from Plantet?
Plantet is used in these wines and appellations: Red wine.
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