The red grape variety originates from France. Amor-Não-Me-Deixes (Portugal), Aramone, Aramonen, Aramon Chernyi, Aramon Crni, Aramon Negro, Aramon Noire, Aramon Pignat, Aramon Pigne, Aramon Saint Joseph, Aramont, Arramant, Burchard's Prince, Burchardt's Prince, Burkhard, Eramoul, Eromoul, Gros Bouteillan, Kék Aramon, Pisse-Vin, Plant Riche, Rabalaïré, Raballaïré, Ramonen, Réballaïré, Revalaire, Revellaire, Rosa di Bitti and Ugni Noir.

According to DNA analyses carried out in 2021, it originates from a presumably natural cross between Ouliven x Gouais Blanc. It should not be confused with the Juan García variety due to partly identical synonyms or morphological similarities. There is no relationship to Trebbiano Toscano (Ugni Blanc), as the synonym Ugni Noir might suggest. In the Hérault region, there are the light-berry mutations Aramon Blanc and Aramon Gris.
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