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Roussette de
Savoie (French pronunciation: [ʁusɛt də savwa]) is an
Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée (AOC) for
white wine in the
Savoy wine
region of France...
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Altesse (French pronunciation: [altɛs] ) or
Roussette (French pronunciation: [ʁusɛt] ) is a
white French wine
grape variety found primarily in the Savoy...
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often blended with Roussanne. In
Savoie the
grape is
known as
grosse roussette.
Outside France it is also
grown in
Switzerland (where it is
known as...
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grown elsewhere,
including Jacquère, Roussanne,
Altesse (also
known as
Roussette) and
Gringet for
white wines, and
Mondeuse for reds. The
Savoyard appellations...
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designations Bugey and
Roussette du Bugey. On May 28, 2009, INAO gave its
final approval for the
elevation of
Bugey and
Roussette du
Bugey to Appellation...
- made from
grape varieties Ch****elas, Jacquère,
Altesse (also
known as
Roussette), Verdesse,
Chardonnay and
Roussanne grapes,
although there are also some...
- Rossette,
Plant de Myans,
Plant des Abymes, Redin, Robinet, Rossettin,
Roussette,
Roussette de Montmelian.
Jancis Robinson, ed. (2006). "Jacquère".
Oxford Companion...
- Roussanne, with the
former covering 90% of the
planted area. A
third grape "
Roussette" is
alleged to also be grown, but
apparently only the wine
growers themselves...
- Rebellot, Rebolot, Remoulette, Roussane,
Roussane blanc,
Roussanne blanc,
Roussette,
Rusan Belyi,
Rusan Blan.
There are
similarly named grapes that are unrelated...
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relatif aux
appellations d'origine contrôlées «Saint-Pourçain», «Bugey», «
Roussette du Bugey», «Morey-Saint-Denis», «Tavel» et «Châteauneuf-du-Pape», Version...
