Côt

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Côt is a red wine grape variety, better known internationally as Malbec, used to produce deeply colored, full-bodied wines.


Statements (46)
Predicate Object
instanceOf red wine grape variety
wine grape variety
alsoKnownAs Malbec
berrySize small
climatePreference dry
sunny
colorOfGrape black
commonBlendPartner Cabernet Sauvignon NERFINISHED
Merlot NERFINISHED
Tannat
geneticRelationship offspring of Magdeleine Noire des Charentes
offspring of Prunelard
notableRegion Cahors NERFINISHED
Loire Valley
Southwest France NERFINISHED
oakAgingSuitability high
primaryGrowingCountry France
skinThickness thick
susceptibility coulure
spring frost
typicalAcidityLevel medium
typicalAlcoholLevel high
typicalAromas black cherry
blackberry
plum
violet
typicalFlavors chocolate
dark fruit
leather
spice
typicalStructure concentrated
rich
typicalTanninLevel high
typicalWineColor deeply colored
typicalWineStyle full-bodied
typicalWineUse blending component
single-varietal wines
usedFor red wine production
widelyGrownIn Argentina
wineAgingPotential good
wineBody full
wineColorIntensity high
wineFoodPairing game
red meat
strong cheeses
wineTanninProfile firm

Referenced by (2)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Malbec
alsoKnownAs
Cahors AOC
synonymOfPrimaryGrape

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