Durbants

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


There are several other names for 'Durbants' that may vary from area to area and country to country. 'Durbants' are known as: Bacso, Balatoni Szolo, Bárányfarkú, Boros, Boros Fehér, Boros Vékonyhéjú, Budai Goher, Coada Oii, Dünnschalige, Durbancs, Fehér Boros, Fehérszolo, Ihfarku, Jufarco, Juhfarks Weisser, Juhfarkú, Juhfarku Gelber, Kukuruztraube, Lämmerschwanz, Mohácsi, Mustafer, Musztafehár, Nyárhajú, Oocji Rep Bili, Pápai, Sarboros, Sárga Boros, Schweifler, {article _link word="Szeplos"}, Tämmerschwanz Weisser, Tarpai, Török Búza Szolo, Tokayer Langer Weisser, Vékonyhéjú, Vinase & Juhfark