Baco Noir

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Baco Noir is a French-American hybrid red wine grape known for producing deeply colored, robust wines with pronounced dark fruit and smoky, earthy flavors, particularly popular in cool-climate regions of North America.

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instanceOf wine grape variety
breeder François Baco NERFINISHED
climateSuitability cool climate
color red
countryOfOrigin France
diseaseResistance good winter hardiness
resistant to cold damage
foodPairing barbecue dishes
game meats
grilled meats
hearty stews
grapeColor red
grapeSpeciesComposition French-American hybrid
namedAfter François Baco NERFINISHED
parentage Folle Blanche NERFINISHED
Vitis riparia hybrid
regionOfPopularity Canada NERFINISHED
Finger Lakes wine region NERFINISHED
Hudson River Region NERFINISHED
Midwestern United States NERFINISHED
New York State NERFINISHED
Niagara Peninsula NERFINISHED
Ontario wine region NERFINISHED
Oregon NERFINISHED
Pacific Northwest NERFINISHED
Quebec wine regions
Washington State NERFINISHED
typicalAcidity high
typicalAromas cedar
forest floor
leather
smoke
typicalFlavorProfile black cherry
blackberry
dark fruit
earthy
plum
smoky
spicy
typicalOakUsage often aged in oak
typicalTanninLevel moderate
typicalWineBody medium to full-bodied
typicalWineColor deeply colored
viticulturalUse grown in cool and cold climate vineyards
wineMarketPosition niche regional specialty
wineStyle still red wine
wineUse blending component
single-varietal wines

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