Vignoles

E164029

Vignoles is a white wine grape variety known for producing aromatic, high-acid wines often used in late-harvest and dessert styles, particularly in cool-climate regions of the United States.

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Label Occurrences
Vignoles canonical 2

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf grape variety
white wine grape
acidityLevel high
aromaIntensity pronounced
breeder Jean François Ravat
breedingOrigin France
climateSuitability cool climate
color white
confusedWith Vignoles (a different French variety once thought to be related)
cultivatedIn Eastern United States
Finger Lakes wine region
Midwestern United States
Missouri
New York
surface form: New York State

Ohio
Pennsylvania
United States of America
surface form: United States

Virginia
cool-climate regions of the United States
diseaseSensitivity susceptible to botrytis bunch rot
susceptible to downy mildew
susceptible to powdery mildew
flavorProfile apricot notes
citrus notes
honeyed character in sweet wines
pineapple notes
tropical fruit notes
notableCharacteristic aromatic wines
high acidity
suitability for sweet wine styles
parentageStatus parentage uncertain
primaryUseRegion American hybrid and French–American hybrid programs
ripeningTime mid-season to late
sugarAccumulation high potential sugar levels
synonym Ravat 51
usedFor dessert wines
late-harvest wines
white wine production
wineAgingPotential good for sweet styles
wineBody medium-bodied
wineColor pale straw to golden
wineStyle botrytized dessert wine
ice wine style
late-harvest
off-dry white wine
wineUse blending component
varietal wines
yearOfCreation 1930s

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Augusta AVA grapeVariety Vignoles