César

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César is a rare, ancient red wine grape variety from Burgundy, France, known for producing deeply colored, tannic wines often blended in the Irancy appellation.

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César canonical 5

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Statements (40)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Vitis vinifera cultivar
grape variety
red wine grape variety
authorizedInAppellation Irancy AOC
climaticSuitability cool to temperate climates
colorOfWines red
cultivatedCountry France
cultivationStatus limited plantings
geographicalAssociation Auxerre area
linked to: Auxerre, France

Irancy
grapeUse still red wines
hasBerryColor black
historicalReputation traditional local variety of Yonne
isAncient true
isRare true
marketStatus niche variety
notableAppellation Irancy AOC
oftenBlendedWith Pinot Noir
originatesFrom Burgundy
France
primaryRegion Burgundy
Yonne department
northern Burgundy
rarityReason limited regional cultivation and blending role
regulatoryContext AOC Irancy rules allow César in blends
synonym Romain
typicalBlendShare minority component in Irancy blends
typicalUse blending grape
usedIn Irancy AOC red wines
linked to: Irancy AOC
vineVigor vigorous
wineAgeingPotential good with time due to tannins
wineAromas dark fruit
rustic notes
spice
wineBody full-bodied
wineColorIntensity deep
wineStyle deeply colored
structured
tannic
wineTanninLevel high

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Irancy AOC authorizedGrape César
Irancy authorizedGrapeVariety César
subject linked to: Irancy (commune)