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red grape · rare

Neronet

Lednice, South Moravia, Czech Republic

Say it

neh·roh·net

/ˈnɛ.ro.nɛt/Czech

Czech phonology places stress invariably on the first syllable; all vowels are short and consistent

On the palate

black currantblack cherryblackberryblack plumblueberrychocolate

How you spot it blind: inky teinturier color—pigment saturates the flesh, not just the skin

The story

First written down · 1965, Lednice, South Moravia (breeding year); registered in Czech State Variety Register 1991

Bred by Prof. Vilém Kraus at Mendel University's Lednice experimental vineyard in 1965 by crossing (Saint Laurent × Portugieser Blau) × Alibernet to produce an early-ripening Czech teinturier; registered in the Czech State Variety Register in 1991.

Family tree: (SAINT LAURENT × PORTUGIESER BLAU) × ALIBERNET

Where it lives

South Moravia, Czech Republic · Rheinhessen, Germany · Malokarpatská, Slovakia

Shows up as

still redsweet

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These describe the classic expression of the grape. Skin contact, carbonic and other low-intervention winemaking — which we love — can bend all of them.