Colombard

Colombard — white grape from Gascony, southwestern France. Produces crisp, high-acid wines with citrus and tropical notes; used in Armagnac brandy.

Régions de culture

Côtes de Gascogne 25 vins Californie 19 vins Cap-Occidental 13 vins Vin de France 12 vins Australie du Sud-Est 7 vins Languedoc-Roussillon 6 vins Robertson 6 vins Australie-Méridionale 6 vins Pays d'Oc 5 vins Gascogne 5 vins Sud-Ouest France 4 vins Swartland 4 vins

Pays

France 72 vins South Africa 28 vins United States 23 vins Australia 14 vins Israel 5 vins Mexico 2 vins Bulgaria 1 vins

Vins phares

Palladius Sadie Family · 4,56★ New Baby Beaumont · 4,37★ Great Expectations Colombar Goedverwacht · 4,37★ Le Gasconierre Côtes de Gascogne Plaimont · 4,14★ White Blend Badenhorst · 4,14★ Le Gasconierre Côtes de Gascogne Blanc Plaimont · 4,14★ Cuvée Marine Domaine de Ménard · 4,09★ El Bandito I wish I was a Ninja Testalonga · 4,09★

Notes de Saveur

Passion Fruit

À Propos Colombard

Colombard is a white grape from the Gascony region of southwestern France, producing wines with high acidity and tropical fruit flavors. Widely planted in California and South Africa, it is used for dry wines and as a base for Cognac and Armagnac.

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Couleur
White
Vins
1