π Romorantin
A rare white grape of the Loire, the base of Cour-Cheverny wine.
Romorantin is a white wine grape variety. Country of origin: France.
According to the international grape catalogue VIVC, its parents are Gouais Blanc and Pinot Noir.
Where it grows: Loire Valley. It is one of the main grapes in these appellations: Cour-Cheverny.
How it connects to Wine
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- Part of
- π Grape varieties
- Origin
- πΊοΈ French wine
- Where it grows
- π Loire Valley
- Main grape in
- π Cour-Cheverny
- Parents
- π Gouais Blanc, π Pinot Noir
Frequently asked questions
What colour are Romorantin grapes?
Romorantin has white berries, as described in the grape variety catalogue.
Where does Romorantin come from?
Romorantin comes from this country: France.
Which wines are made from Romorantin?
Romorantin is used in these wines and appellations: Cour-Cheverny.
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