Gros Manseng

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Gros Manseng is a white grape variety from southwest France, best known for producing aromatic, high-acidity wines ranging from dry to lusciously sweet.

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instanceOf white wine grape variety
acidityCharacter crisp
zesty
acidityLevel high
agingPotential good aging potential in sweet styles
alcoholPotential high potential alcohol
aromaticIntensity high
body medium-bodied
bunchDensity compact bunches
climateSuitability oceanic climate
temperate climate
color white
countryOfOrigin France
diseaseResistance relatively good rot resistance
foodPairing blue cheese (sweet styles)
foie gras (sweet styles)
seafood dishes
spicy Asian cuisine
grapeSize large berries
notableRegion Jurançon NERFINISHED
Pacherenc-du-Vic-Bilh NERFINISHED
regionOfOrigin Southwest France NERFINISHED
relatedVariety Petit Manseng NERFINISHED
ripeningTime late-ripening
skinCharacter thick skins
sugarPotential high potential sugar (in ripe fruit)
synonym Gros Mansenc NERFINISHED
typicalAromas citrus fruit
floral notes
honey (in sweet wines)
spice notes
stone fruit
tropical fruit
typicalFlavors apricot
grapefruit
honeyed notes (in sweet wines)
passion fruit
peach
pineapple
usedFor botrytized dessert wine
dry white wine
late-harvest wine
off-dry white wine
still white wine
sweet white wine
vinificationOption fermentation in oak barrels
fermentation in stainless steel
wineProfile aromatic
fresh
intense
wineStyleRange dry to lusciously sweet

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