Dyer of Expensive

The dyer of Expensive the is a Cépage French of black grapes.

Origin and geographical distribution

The type of vine has a very old origin and could be the change of a wild type. I formerly was very cultivated in the Loir-et-Cher, the Loiret and the Cher.

He played a great part in the septentrional vineyards of France and of Germany because he produces very coloured wines. The wines was mixed with the incompletely ripe tanks of the grapes.

Not classified, the type of vine is currently in the process of disappearance. With the Portugal, there remains authorized.

The dyer of Expensive the with served new many parents dyers such as the Small Bouschet, the Alicante-ganzin, Great black of Calmette,…

Characters ampelographic

End of the young cottony, white branch with dyed with carmine edging.
Young fluffy sheets, bronzed
adult Sheets, with 5 lobes with side sines at major funds, a petiolar sine in quadrant, teeth ogival, average, a duveteux-pubescent limb.

Farming aptitudes

Maturity is of first time: it matures with the chasselas.

Technological potential

The bunches are small and the bays are of small size. The bunch is cylindro-conical and compact. The type of vine is of low strength. The type of vine produces wines very coloured but of ordinary quality, body lack. The wines are used in general in assemblies with other type of vines.

Synonyms

The dyer of Expensive the is known under the names of dyed Alicante, auvernat, bayonner, black Spanish, bluttraube, borgugnon nigrum, Burgundian black, bretoonneria, Färbertraube, Furber, large black, large black of Villebarou, Moor, morieu, slave trader, néraut, neurat, nigrier, black To be stained, black of Spain, black of Orleans, noiraut, Oporto, seedling of Wood, seedling of Spain, pontack, pontak, pontiac, grape of Orleans, staining, teinse, dyed, teinteau, teintevin, dyer, dyer female (or five times coloured ), male dyer (or ten times coloured ), tinkled Francisca, tintentraube, tinto and uva tinkled.