Marselan

INRA developed this variety by crossing Cabernet-Sauvignon and Grenache. It has relatively long canes and is not particularly susceptible to disease. The bunches are large, with small grapes. Marselan wines are very high quality: good structure, aromatic complexity, aging potential, and excellent color.

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Marselan
No clonal selection

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INRA developed this variety by crossing Cabernet-Sauvignon and Grenache. It has relatively long canes and is not particularly susceptible to disease. The bunches are large, with small grapes. Marselan wines are very high quality: good structure, aromatic complexity, aging potential, and excellent color.