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Frühblauer Portugieser

The red grape variety probably originates from Austria. Synonyms are Blaue Freslauertraube, Lashka Modrina, Oberfelder, Oporto, Oportorebe and Vranik. It is probably an earlier ripening variety of the red grape variety Blauer Portugieser. No stocks were reported in 2016 (Kym Anderson statistics).

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