GOLDRIESLING
An ancient white-wine grape producing primarily grown in small quantites in eastern Germany or northern Austria.
GRAGNANO
The Italian name for the Carignane grape.
GOLDRIESLING:
Ancient grape producing mainly mediocre white wines. Mainly grown in small acreages to be found in former East Germany or northern Austria.
GRAGNANO:
Alternate name for the Carignane grape in Italy. (See above).
GOLDRIESLING: Supposedly ancient grape producing mainly mediocre white wines. Listed by some as a cross between Riesling and Courtiller Musque. Mostly grown on small acreages to be found in former East Germany or northern Austria.
Botanically, Foch is a wacky hybridization of native American red varieties (a ripara X rupestris hybrid) with Goldriesling, itself a strange modern cross of Riesling and Muscat.
 See also: Grape, Flavor, Aging, Italia, Wine
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