Plovdina eskulska

'Plovdina eskulska' is a grape used for the production of wine. 'Plovdina eskulska' is typically used for the production of white wine. It is believed that 'Plovdina eskulska' originally originates from Bulgaria, but it may also have been used elsewhere under other names.


There are several other names for 'Plovdina eskulska' that may vary from region to region and country to country. 'Plovdina eskulska' is known among other things as: Ahorntraube, Beglerdia, Beglezsia, Bekaszaju, Bekaszölö, Belezsi, Belina, Belina krupna, Belogollandskii, Belogollanskii, Bemena, Bois Jaune, Damiat, Damjat, Damjat bial, Debela lipovina, Dertonia, Dertonija, Dertonilia, Dimiate, Dimjat, Drobna Lipovscina, Dymiat, Fehér Szemendriai, Galan, Koplik, Krupna belina, Laschka, {article_link wo rd="Laska belina"}, Mana Kuki, Misket de Silven, Misket Slivenski, Nagyvögü, Pamid, Pamit, Parmac, Plovdina, Plovdina esküska, Saricibuk, Plovdiska, Podbelec, Podbeuz, Radoviska plovdina, Roscara, Rosiora, Saratchobok, Saridzibuk, Semendra, Semendria, Semendru, Senederevka, Smederevka, Smederevka bianca, Smederevka bijela, Smederevka white , Szemendriai féher, Szemendriai Zöld, {art icle_link word="Szemendrianer"}, Tök szöllö, Töksölö, Tökszölö, Töröklugas, Wippacher, Wippacher ahornblättrig, Yapalaki, Zarja, Zmedervka, Zoumiatico, Zoumiatis, Zumjat, Zumjatiko, Zumyat & Dimiat