Marsanne

Color	White
Vigor	High
Budbreak	Late
Harvest	Midseason

Origin/History
Marsanne is a flexible and adaptable grape found throughout the Rhone Valley. It reaches its peak in the appellation of Hermitage in the Nothern Rhone, where it is often blended with Roussane. Its tendency to pick up mineral characters from the soils makes it an important piece of many wines.

Wine
Tastes of melon and minerals, and has a golded straw color.

Clone Info Currently Available

TCVS A
PLANT: Vigorous healthy producer. Large clusters of Medium sized berries. Late budbreak than Viognier, Grenache, and Chardonnay. Harvest in mid-cycle. Average brix at harvest 22.5 to 24 with ph of 3.3 to 3.5.

WINE: Wine is honey straw scented and flavorful at lower alcohols than Roussanne.