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Muscat Noir

The red grape variety originates from Greece (see Muscat). There are about 80 synonyms, which indicate a great age and formerly wide distribution. It is a somatic mutation with blue-black berries of the white grape variety Muscat Blanc. Some of them are Black Constantia, Black Frontignan, Blauer Muskateller, Busuioacă, Busuioacă Neagră, Busuioacă Roza de Bohotin, Caillaba Noir, Caylor Noir Musqué, Fekete Muskotaly, Moscatel Negro, Moscatel Tinto, Moscatello Nero, Moscato Greco Nero, Moscato Nero, Muscat Mavro, Muscat Modry, Noir de Thyra, Black Blue Muscat, Black Muscat, Black Tasting, Black Incense, Sir William Rowley's Black and Tămâioasă Vânătă de Bohotin. It should not be confused with the Muscat Rouge de Madère or Muscat Rouge varieties due to seemingly indicative synonyms or morphological similarities. No stocks were reported in 2016 (Kym Anderson).

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