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Colorino is a red
Italian wine
grape variety planted primarily in Tuscany. The
grape is
known for its deep dark
colouring and is used
primarily as a colouring...
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Parrina DOC (Tuscany) – can be
blended with Sangiovese,
Canaiolo and
Colorino Pentro di
Isernia DOC (Molise) – at
least 45–55% of the wine with Sangiovese...
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Sauvignon blanc and Syrah. Of the many
local red
grape varieties Canaiolo,
Colorino,
Malvasia nera and
Mammolo are the most
widely planted. For
Tuscan white...
- Abrostine, Abrostino,
Abrusco nero,
Abrusco nero di toscana, Abrusio, Colore,
Colorino Italy,
Tuscany 6 (2000) < 1600
Acitana Citana Nera
Northeast Sicily Acolon...
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Alicante Bouschet Alicante Ganzin Black Spanish Carolina Black Rose
Colorino Dunkelfelder Gamay de
Bouze Golubok Grand Noir de la
Calmette Karmrahyut...
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mutation known as
Canaiolo bianco exists.
Together with
Sangiovese and
Colorino it is
often used to
create Chianti wine and is an
important but secondary...
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Aramon Teinturier,
Aramont Teinturier, Bouschet,
Bouschet de Bernard,
Colorino di Lucca, Le Bouschet,
Negron de Aldan, Nero di Spagna,
Petit Bouchet,...
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liberally emplo****
blending partners—such as Canaiolo, Ciliegiolo, Mammolo,
Colorino and even the
white wine
grapes like
Trebbiano and Malvasia.
Since the late...
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profiling has
shown Abrusco to be
distinct from the
Tuscan wine
grape Colorino and the Emilia-Romagna
grape Lambrusco.
Research from Dr. José Vouillamoz...
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Sauvignon or
Cabernet Franc, up to 20%
Canaiolo Nero, up to 5%
Mammolo and
Colorino as well as up to 10%
white grape varieties like
Trebbiano or
Malvasia to...
