Lasted (type of vine)
The lasted is a Cépage French red.
Origin and distribution
It is originating in the Département of the Tarn. It is called Durazé in the Ariège. It is obligatory for the red wines of AOC Gaillac. It represents about a thousand of ha.Characters ampelographic
- End of the young branch with strong density of hairs lying.
- Young yellow sheets of color.
- orbicular adult Sheets to 5 or 7 lobes, of the side petiolar sines very major out of U, with presence attends of a tooth at the bottom, a tormented, révoluté limb and lower face, one weak density of hairs lying and hairs drawn up.
Farming aptitudes
This type of vine strips 5 days after the Chasselas B and its maturity is of second time: 3 weeks after Chasselas B.It is a vigorous, fertile type of vine which must be carried out in the short face (cord, goblet) or semi-short. (pull knob). It is rather sensitive to the oïdium, the mildew, the acarina and the eutypiose.
Technological potential
The bunches are of intermediate size and the bays are small. The wines which of it result are enough fairly coloured alcooligenes but, scented (fruits black) and spiced (pepper). It is seldom marketed only. In Gaillac, it is assembled with Fer Servadou, Syrah, Merlot or Cabernet.Related articles