Chambourcin

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Chambourcin is a French-American hybrid red wine grape known for its deep color, aromatic character, and strong resistance to disease, widely grown in several cool- and warm-climate wine regions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French-American hybrid grape
hybrid wine grape variety
colorOfWine deep red
grownInRegion Argentina NERFINISHED
Australia NERFINISHED
Brazil NERFINISHED
Eastern United States NERFINISHED
Loire Valley NERFINISHED
Mid-Atlantic United States NERFINISHED
Midwestern United States NERFINISHED
New Zealand NERFINISHED
Ontario NERFINISHED
Portugal (limited plantings)
Quebec NERFINISHED
Southwest France NERFINISHED
hasAcidityLevel medium to high
hasAroma aromatic
hasBerrySize medium
hasCluster compact clusters
hasFlavorNote blackberry
cherry
earthy notes
herbal notes
plum
spice
hasParentage complex hybrid of French and American vines
hasSkinColor dark blue-black
hasTanninLevel medium
hasTrait high vigor
late budding
late ripening
strong disease resistance
hasWineFaultRisk can show hybrid foxy character if mishandled
hasYield high yielding
resistantTo botrytis bunch rot
downy mildew
phylloxera (relative)
powdery mildew
suitableForClimate cool climate
warm climate
usedFor blended red wines
red table wine production
rosé wine production
varietal wines
vinificationNote can be made with carbonic maceration for lighter style
often benefits from oak aging
wineStyle deeply colored red wines
oak-aged red wines
off-dry or semi-sweet reds
sparkling rosé (in some regions)
unoaked fruit-forward reds

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