Ugni Blanc

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Ugni Blanc is a widely planted white grape variety in France, best known for its high acidity and use in producing Cognac, Armagnac, and crisp, light still wines.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Ugni Blanc canonical 16
Ugni blanc 2
Ugni Blanc grapes 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf grape variety
acidityLevel high
acidityUse maintainsFreshnessInBlends
alsoKnownAs Clairette Ronde
Rossola
Saint-Émilion (grape)
Trebbiano Toscano
linked to: Trebbiano
aromaticIntensity neutralToLight
climateSuitability maritimeClimate
warmTemperateClimate
color white
countryOfPrimaryCultivation France
diseaseResistance goodAgainstBotrytis
diseaseSensitivity susceptibleToDownyMildew
susceptibleToPowderyMildew
flavorProfile citrus
greenApple
herbalNotes
grapeSkinColor green
grownInCountry Argentina
Australia
Italy
South Africa
Spain
United States
grownInRegion Armagnac
Cognac
Corsica
Languedoc
Provence
primaryUse distillation
stillWhiteWineProduction
ripeningTime late
roleInArmagnac principalGrapeVariety
roleInCognac dominantGrapeVariety
species Vitis vinifera
sugarLevel lowToModerate
typicalAlcoholPotential moderate
usedFor Armagnac production
Brandy production
Cognac production
acidicBlendingComponentInWhiteWines
vigor high
wineStyleProduced crisp white wine
high-acid base wine for distillation
light-bodied white wine
yieldPotential high

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (19)

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

Luberon AOC grapeVarietyUsed Ugni Blanc
Vidal blanc parentGrape Ugni blanc
linked to: Ugni Blanc
Hennessy primaryGrapeVariety Ugni Blanc
Bordeaux AOC grapeVarietyAllowed Ugni Blanc
Martell primaryRawMaterial Ugni Blanc grapes
linked to: Ugni Blanc
Trebbiano alsoKnownAs Ugni Blanc
Vidal parentGrape Ugni blanc
linked to: Ugni Blanc