Bachet Noir

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Bachet Noir is a rare, old French wine grape variety historically used in the Champagne region and known primarily as a parent of the modern grape variety Gamay.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Bachet Noir canonical 2
Bachet noir 1
Bachet noir de l’Aube 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (25)

Predicate Object
instanceOf wine grape variety
countryOfOrigin France
cultivatedInCountry France
grapeColor black
grownInDepartment Aube
hasGeneticRelationship parent-offspring relationship with Gamay
hasNotableRoleAs parent of Gamay
hasOffspring Gamay Noir à Jus Blanc
linked to: Gamay Noir
hasParent Bachet Noir
hasSynonym Bachet
Bachet noir de l’Aube
linked to: Bachet Noir
historicalUse blending grape in Champagne region wines
isOldVariety true
isParentOf Gamay
isRare true
isTraditionalVarietyOf Champagne region
linked to: Champagne province
knownFor contribution to the pedigree of Gamay
originRegion northeastern France
rarityStatus rare
species Vitis vinifera
usedHistoricallyFor wine production in Champagne
usedInRegion Champagne wine region
usedPrimarilyAs wine grape
viticulturalUse sparkling base wine production
still wine production

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (4)

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

Heunisch Weiss parentOf Bachet Noir
Gouais parentOf Bachet noir
linked to: Bachet Noir
Gamay hasParent Bachet Noir
subject linked to: Bachet Noir
Bachet Noir hasSynonym Bachet noir de l’Aube
linked to: Bachet Noir