Bove Duro

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


There are several other names for 'Bove Duro' that may vary from region to region and country to country. 'Bove Duro' is known as: Carignan Noir, Axina De Spagna, Babonenc, Babounenc, Blaue Shopatna, Blaue Sopatna, Blauer Carignan, Blauer Carignant, Boi Dur, Bois De Fer, Bois Dur, Bois Dure, Bovale Grande, Bovale Grande Di Spagna , Bove Duro Di Spagna, Cafalan, Cagnolaro, Cagnolaro Tinto, Calignan, Carignan Crni, Carignan Frances, Carignan Mouillan, Carignane, Carignane Mouilla, Carignane Noir, Carignane Noire, {artic le_link word="Carignane Violette"}, Carignanne, Carignano, Carignano Di Carmignano, Carignena, Carinena, Carinena Mazuela, Carinena Negra, Catalan, Cencibel, Crignane, Crinana, Crujillon, Crusillo, Girard, Girarde, Grenache Du Bois, Grenache Du Bois Dur, Karignan, Karinian, Karinjan, Karinyan, Kek Carignan, Legno Duro, Legno Duro Di Portoferraio, Manuelo Tinto, Manzuela, Marocain, Ma taro, Mazuela, Mazuelo, Mollard, Monestel, Mounesteou, Pinot D'Evora, Pinot Evara, Plant D'Espagne, Plant De Ledenon, Pokovec, Pokovez, Roussillonen, Samso, Samso Crusillo, Sanso, Sopatna Blau, Tinto Mazuela, Uva Di Spagna & Carignan