Braucol

E418849

Braucol is a red wine grape variety from southwest France, particularly associated with the Gaillac region, known for producing deeply colored, robust wines with spicy, dark-fruit aromas.

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Label Occurrences
Braucol canonical 3

Statements (33)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Vitis vinifera cultivar
red wine grape variety
wine grape
aromaProfile dark fruit aromas
spicy notes
associatedWithRegion Gaillac
authorizedInAOC Gaillac AOC
Marcillac AOC
climateSuitability cool to moderate climates
colorOfGrape red
countryOfOrigin France
cultivatedIn Gaillac AOC
surface form: Gaillac wine region
grapeSpecies Vitis vinifera
notableCharacteristic distinct spicy, dark-fruit aromatics
produces deeply colored wines
produces robust, structured wines
regionOfOrigin Southwest France ONNED1
synonym Fer
Fer Servadou
Mansois
typicalAcidityLevel medium to high
typicalBody medium to full-bodied
typicalColorIntensity deep
typicalFlavors blackberry
blackcurrant
herbal notes
peppery spice
typicalTanninLevel high
usedFor red wine production
wineStyle deeply colored wines
robust wines
wineUse blended wines
single-varietal wines

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Gaillac AOC grapeVarietyUsed Braucol
Gaillac usesGrapeVarieties Braucol
Fer Servadou alsoKnownAs Braucol