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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA KEARNEY AGRICULTURAL CENTER
10 August 2026
The name Dame noire is most often used as a synonym for the Jurançon noir variety, common in southwestern France. This mid-season maturity variety has five-lobed deeply dissected leaves. The plant is susceptible to Botrytis cinerea and powdery mildew, and wines made from it are characterized by moderate acidity, firm tannins, and aromas of dark berries and plums.
The term is also applied to the rare varieties Douce Noire grise and Folle Noire. In commercial winemaking, the name Dame noire is often used as a brand for wines produced from other grape varieties, such as Pinot noir, Négrette, Syrah, or Mourvèdre.
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The variety is listed in the national registry — its seeds are authorized for sale in this country.
№ Jurançon noir N*FR
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Nearby in the species list Dabouki B, Dacicus, Dafnato B, Dafni B, Dafnia, Dakapo, Daltaltraube, Damaschino B., Damaszener Muskat, Dame noir, Damiatis, Damina B., Damjat, DANAM, Danam B, Danery B, Daniela, Danijela, Danko, DANLAS