Sauvignon à Gros Grains

'Sauvignon à Gros Grains' is a grape used for the production of wine. 'Sauvignon à Gros Grains' is typically used for the production of white wine. It is believed that 'Sauvignon à Gros Grains' originally originated in France, but it may also have been used elsewhere under other names.


There are several other names for 'Sauvignon à Gros Grains' which may vary from region to region and country to country. 'Sauvignon à Gros Grains' is known as: Angelicaut, Angelico, Blanc Cadillac, Blanche Douce, Bouillenc Muscat, Buillenc, Cadillac, Catape, Colle, Colle Musquette, Doucanelle, Douzanelle, Enfin, Guepie, Guilan Doux , Guilan Muscat, Guilan Musque, Guillan, Guillan Musque, Guinlhan Musque, Marmesie, Marseillais, Melon de Bougogne, Muscade, Muscadela, Muscadelle de Bordelais, Muscadet, {article_li nk word="Muscadet Doux"}, Muscalea, Muscat Fou, Musquette, Pedro Ximenes Krimsky, Raisimotte, Raisin de Musco, Raisinote, Raisinotte, Rousselou, Sauvignon Muscadelle, Sauvignon vert, Tokay, Vesparo, White Angelica & Muscadelle