Baco Noir

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Baco Noir is a French-American hybrid red wine grape known for producing deeply colored, robust wines with pronounced dark fruit and smoky, earthy flavors, particularly popular in cool-climate regions of North America.

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Baco Noir canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf wine grape variety ⓘ
breeder François Baco ⓘ
climateSuitability cool climate ⓘ
color red ⓘ
countryOfOrigin France ⓘ
diseaseResistance good winter hardiness ⓘ
resistant to cold damage ⓘ
foodPairing barbecue dishes ⓘ
game meats ⓘ
grilled meats ⓘ
hearty stews ⓘ
grapeColor red ⓘ
grapeSpeciesComposition French-American hybrid ⓘ
namedAfter François Baco ⓘ
parentage Folle Blanche ⓘ
Vitis riparia hybrid ⓘ
regionOfPopularity Canada ⓘ
Finger Lakes wine region ⓘ
Hudson River Region ⓘ
linked to: Hudson Valley

Midwestern United States ⓘ
New York State ⓘ
Niagara Peninsula ⓘ
linked to: Niagara Region

Ontario wine region ⓘ
Oregon ⓘ
Pacific Northwest ⓘ
Quebec wine regions ⓘ
Washington State ⓘ
typicalAcidity high ⓘ
typicalAromas cedar ⓘ
forest floor ⓘ
leather ⓘ
smoke ⓘ
typicalFlavorProfile black cherry ⓘ
blackberry ⓘ
dark fruit ⓘ
earthy ⓘ
plum ⓘ
smoky ⓘ
spicy ⓘ
typicalOakUsage often aged in oak ⓘ
typicalTanninLevel moderate ⓘ
typicalWineBody medium to full-bodied ⓘ
typicalWineColor deeply colored ⓘ
viticulturalUse grown in cool and cold climate vineyards ⓘ
wineMarketPosition niche regional specialty ⓘ
wineStyle still red wine ⓘ
wineUse blending component ⓘ
single-varietal wines ⓘ

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