Bonarda

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Confusing part of names or synonyms of (most likely) independent grape varieties; most of them in northern Italy. With a few exceptions they are red wine varieties. Individual kinship relations cannot be excluded, but are not known:

Bonarda Bianca (w): descent unknown
Bonarda di Piava (w): crossbreed Triumph grape x Schiava Grossa (Italy)
Bonarda Fabbrica (r): unknown (Italy)
Bonarda Grande (r): Pedigree unknown (Molise, Sardinia)
Bonarda Piemontese (r): B. dell'Astigiano, B. dell Monferrato, B. di Chieri, B. Nero (Piedmont)
Bonardina (r): Bonarda di Borgomasino (Italy)
Croatina (r): B., B. di Gattinara, B. Grossa, B. di Rovescala, B. Pignola (Emilia-Romagna, Lombardy)
Douce Noire (r): Bonarda (Argentina/Mendoza)
Durasa (r): Bonarda di Chieri, Bonarda Rotonda (Piedmont)
Neretto Duro (r): Bonarda, Bonarda d'Macoun, Bonarda Rotonda (Piedmont)
Uva Rara (r): Bonarda di Cavaglia, Bonarda di Gattinara, Bonarda Novarese (Piedmont)
Zanello (r): Bonarda Viretta (Italy)

In Lombardy there is the DOC area Bonarda dell'Oltrepò Pavese with red wine from Croatina (Bonarda).

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