Klevner

Klevner (klev-ner)
In the Alsace region of France this name is sometimes used for the white wine grape Pinot Blanc. It can also be used for a wine that is a blend of Pinot Blanc and Auxerrois.

KLEVNER: (aka Clevner). Alternative name in the Alsace region of France for the Savagnin grape.

Cépage clones of this variety have many alias names such as Auvernat Noir, Blauer Klevner, Coraillod, Noirien, Schwartz Klevner, Vert Dore, and even plain numbers. It has proved to be a capriciously acting and difficult grape for N.

Jurassic Cépage giving celebrates it yellow wine and whose pink varieties exist in Alsace (klevner and gewurztraminer). SAVEUR (SAVOUR)
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In Alsace are also cultivated other white berried grapes - not belonging to the family of noble grapes but however interesting - such as Silvaner - here known as Sylvaner - Pinot Blanc, Chasselas, Klevner and Auxerrois.

Other cépage clones have many alias names such as Auvernat Noir, Blauer Klevner, Schwartz Klevner, Noirien, Coraillod, Vert Dore, and even plain numbers.

Grauklevner (Germany)
Malvoisie (Loire Valley, France and Switzerland)
Tokay d'Alsace (Alsace) (currently being renamed due to EU regulations)
Auxerrois Gris (Alsace)
Fromentau (Languedoc, France)
Fromentot (France)
Fauvet (France) ...

He has plenty of synonyms, including Pineau, Franc Peneau, Moirien, Savagnin Noir, Plant Doré, Doré Vert, Klevner, Blauburgunder, Blauer pinot noir, Morillon, Auvernat, Burgundy Black leaf has medium or medium-small, rounded and lobed ; ...

Also known as, Pineau, Franc Pineau, Noirien, Savagnin Noir, Salvagnin, Morillon, Auvernat, Plant Dore, Vert Dore, Spatburgunder, Blauburgunder, Blauer Klevner, Klevner, Cortaillod, Pignol, Pignola, Pinot Nero, Blauer Spatburgunder, Burgundac Crni, ...

Chassagne-Montrachet Blanc / Alsace Klevner / Cõtes du Roussillon
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Cõte du Rhõne / Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand ...

None in Australia, but also known as Pineau, Noirienr and Morillon in France and de Burgunder or Klevner in Germany.
History ...

blanc is allowed in both the Mâconnais and wine labeled "Bourgogne Blanc", but plantings are nearly phased out of the Burgundy appellation. There are still many pinot blanc vineyards in Alsace, where the variety sometimes is called Klevner.

See also: Pinot, Wine, Grape, Region, Riesling