Rousselin Noir

'Rousselin Noir' is a grape used for the production of wine. 'Rousselin Noir' is typically used for the production of red wine. It is believed that 'Rousselin Noir' originally originated in France, but it may also have been used elsewhere under other names.


There are several other names for 'Rousselin Noir' that may vary from region to region and country to country. 'Rousselin Noir' is known as: Anglas, Assadoule Bouvier, Binxeilla, Blavette, Calitor, Canseron, Cargo Miola, Cargo Muou, Catitor, Causeron, Causeroun, Charge Mulet, Col Tor, Colitor, Coulitor, Coytor, Dameron Des Vosges, Foirard, Foirat, Fouiraire, Fouiral, Fouirassan, Garriga, Marounvern, Mouillas, Noeuds-Courts, Nou Courte, Pampoul, Pecoui Touar , Pecoui Tovar, Picpoul De Fronton, Picpoule Sorbier, Piquepoul De Fronton, Pride Of Australia, Qualitor, Ramonen, Rouget De Salins, Rousselin, Rousset , Rouxal, Sang De Boeuf, Saure, Sen Zhan, Siege Noir, Sigotier, Sigoyer, Tentyure Artekskii, Touar & Calitor Noir