Cabernet franc

Cabernet franc, one of the Bordeaux grapes, is a bit like the little brother of the Cabernet sauvignon grape. Cabernet franc is usually used for blending.

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Blatina	Bondola	Cabernet franc
Cabernet Sauvignon	Cornalin	Cornalin d´Aoste
Diolinoir	Durize	Gamaret
Gamay	Gamay x Reichensteiner	Garanoir
Goron de Bovernier	Humagne Rouge	Merlot
Mondeuse	Oriou	Petit Rouge
Pinot Noir	Regent	Rouge de Fully
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White

Aligot	Altesse	Amigne
Arvine	Auxerrois blanc	Bernarda
Chardonnay	Chasselas	Chénin blanc
Completer	Ermitage	Fendant
Freisamer	Gewürztraminer	Gouais Blanc
Grüner	Gutedel	Gwäss
Heida	Hermitage	Himbertscha
Humagne Blanche	Johannisberg	Kerner
Lafnetscha	Malvoisie	Marsanne Blanche
Müller-Thurgau	Muscat	Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains
Muscat Ottonel	Muskat Canelli	Nobling
Païen	Petite Arvine	Pinot blanc
Pinot Gris	Planscher	Prié Blanc
Räuschling	Resi	Rèze
Rhine	Riesling	Riesling x Sylvaner
Sauvignon blanc	Savagnin blanc	Sémillon
Sylvaner	Vieux Muscat du Pays	Weisser Burgunder

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