Wine · Grape variety · Short entry
Romorantin
A white grape apparently originating in central France. Its documented wine potential is for fairly fine, fruity whites rather than a single rigid sensory formula.
Origins and the vine
The catalogue cites genetic analyses suggesting a cross between Pinot teinturier and Gouais blanc. That exact attribution is preserved in prose rather than simplified to an unspecified Pinot parent. The vine is relatively fertile and productive, with an upright habit, and can be pruned long or short.
From grape to wine
Pl@ntGrape recommends suitable early sites and describes moderate sensitivity to grey rot and grape moths. It provides a general fruity-wine assessment but no complete numerical acidity, body, alcohol or tannin set. These fields remain undocumented in the structured profile instead of receiving invented midpoint values.