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Chardonnay

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Beaunois; once known as Pinot-Chardonnay and often confused with Pinot Blanc

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Pinot Noir

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Spätburgunder (Germany), Morillon, Noirien

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Tempranillo

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Spain: Cencibel (Valdepeñas), Tinto Fino (Ribera del Duero), Tinto del País (Ribera del Duero), Tinta de Toro (Toro), Ull de Llebre/Ojo de Liebre (Catalonia), Jacivera (Manchuela), Tinto Madrid, Grenache de Logrono (Rioja)

Portugal: Aragonez (Alentejo), Tinto Roriz (Douro Valley), Tinto de Santiago (Península de Setúbal)

Argentina: Tempranilla

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Cabernet Franc

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France: Bouchet, Gros Bouchet, and Grosse-Vidure (St. Émilion and Pomerol); Carmenet (Médoc), Breton (Loire Valley), Véron, Bouchy, Noir-Dur, Méssange Rouge, Trouchet Noir
Spain: Archéria (Basque Country)

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Chenin Blanc

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Pineau de la Loire (in Anjou)

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Ugni Blanc

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Trebbiano

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Colombard

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crossing of gouais blanc and chenin blanc

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Pinot Gris

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Malvosie

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Sangiovese

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Italy: Morellino (Grosseto), Brunello (Montalcino), Prugnolo Gentile (Montepulciano), Sangioveto (Chianti), Sanvicetro (Chianti), Calabrese (Chianti), Montepulciano (Southern Italy), Puttanella (Calabria), Tuccanese (Puglia)

Corsica: Nielluccio (although some suggest this is an indigenous grape to Corsica, it is likely a biotype of Sangiovese)

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Nebbiolo

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Spanna (Piemonte), Chiavennasca (Valtellina), Picotendro /Picoutener (Valle d’Aosta, Carema), Prunet

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Müller-Thurgau crossing

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Riesling x Madeleine Royale

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Pinotage

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Pinot Noir x Cinsault

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Cinsault

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In southern Italy known as Ottavianello

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Savagnin

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Naturé (locally) as well as Traminer elsewhere

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Vermentino

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Pigato in Liguria. Favorita in Piemonte and Rolle in southern France

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Grenache

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In Spain: Garnacha Tinta, Garnatxa, Lladoner, Uva di Spagna, Tintilo de Rota, Tinto Menudo, Roussillon Tinto, Tinto Aragonés Note: Garnacha Tintorera is a synonym for Alicante Bouschet, not Grenache

In France: Bois Jaune, Carignane Rousse, Sans Pareil, Rivesaltes, Rouvaillard, Aragonais, Ranconnat,

In Italy: Cannonau (Sardinia), Tocai Rosso, Bordò, and Tai Rosso (Veneto), Vernaccia Nera (Marches (Serrapetrona DOCG) and Umbria)

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Trebbiano Toscano

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Ugni Blanc in France, St Emilion in US, Procanico in Umbria

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Zinfandel

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Croatia: Tribidrag (“Tribidrag” is the oldest known Croatian name for the variety, which appears in print as early as 1518), Crljenak Kaštelanski
Italy (Puglia): Primitivo
Montenegro: Kratosija

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Trousseau

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Bastardo (Dao and Douro in Portugal)
Maturana Tinta (Rioja)
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Trollinger

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Schiva (in Italy)

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Pinot Blanc

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Klevner (Alsace)

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Chasselas

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Gutedel (Alsace) Fendant (Valais) Dorin (Vaud)

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Sylvaner

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Johannisberg (Switzerland)

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Marsanne

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