Clavery (type of vine)

The clavery is a white Cépage Moors and of the Yrénées-Atlantiques (France).

Origin and geographical distribution

Become rare, the clavery was in Chalosse (Moors) and in the Vic-Bilh and the Jurançonnais (Yrénées-Atlantiques). Its name and its alternatives would come from the Béarnais claberia (" enclosure, barrière"). He covered 23 more ha. in 2000, mainly in the Moors.

Characters ampelographic

Budding opened out, citonneux, white with edging dyed with carmine
Young fluffy sheets, yellowish green
orbicular Sheets, dark green

Farming aptitudes

Maturity is of third time.

Synonyms

The clavery is also known under the names of chaloussenc in Vic-Bilh, of bouguieu in the Tursan, of galia zuria out of Basque with the Basque Country French. It bears also the names of chalosse white , of clabarien , clabérieu , clabéria , clavery white , and of green clavery

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Clavery (type of vine)

Origin and geographical distribution

Characters ampelographic

Farming aptitudes

Synonyms

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