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- Sauvignon_vert abstract "Sauvignon vert (also known as Sauvignonasse & Friulano) is a white wine grape of the species Vitis vinifera. It is widely planted in Chile where it was historically mistaken for Sauvignon blanc. The grape is distinct from the California planting of Muscadelle which is also called Sauvignon vert.Another synonym of Sauvignon vert is the Italian wine grape (historically) known as Friulano in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region. Friulano from Friuli-Venezia Giulia was known as “Tocai” Friulano until March 31, 2007 when the European Court of Justice of Luxembourg set the prohibition of using the name “Tocai” in the name of the wine (as stipulated in a 1993 agreement between the European Union and Hungary). Since 2007 Tocai Friulano is merely known as “Friulano” in Friuli and is labeled as such.The main confusion in Europe of the name Tocai Friulano comes because the Hungarian wine known as Tokaji (Hungarian of Tokaj) which does not have any Tocai Friulano in it all - but instead is comprised typically of the following grapes: Furmint (70%), Hárslevelű (20-25%), and Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains (5-10%). Hungary did not want anyone confusing the dry and aromatic Italian Tocai Friulano (which is a unique wine in and of itself) with their special sweet style wine called Tokaji. Some believe that early editions of Tocai Friulano in Italy were most likely made of the grape Furmint. The first record of a “new” Tocai, probably made from Sauvignonasse, is documented only in 1932.The Pinot grigio vine, which is also prevalent in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region, is known by the synonym Tokay d'Alsace in Alsace but there is no connection between Tocai Friulano (Sauvignon vert) and Pinot grigio.".
- Sauvignon_vert origin Italy.
- Sauvignon_vert species Vitis_vinifera.
- Sauvignon_vert wikiPageExternalLink tocai.html.
- Sauvignon_vert wikiPageID "6718114".
- Sauvignon_vert wikiPageRevisionID "596851699".
- Sauvignon_vert wineRegion Chile.
- Sauvignon_vert wineRegion Friuli.
- Sauvignon_vert alsoCalled "Sauvignonasse, Friulano, Tocai Friulano, Tokaj, Točaj".
- Sauvignon_vert hasPhotoCollection Sauvignon_vert.
- Sauvignon_vert name "Sauvignon vert".
- Sauvignon_vert origin Italy.
- Sauvignon_vert regions "Chile, Friuli, Slovenian Littoral".
- Sauvignon_vert species "Vitis vinifera".
- Sauvignon_vert subject Category:White_wine_grape_varieties.
- Sauvignon_vert subject Category:Wine_grapes_of_Italy.
- Sauvignon_vert type Abstraction100002137.
- Sauvignon_vert type Assortment108398773.
- Sauvignon_vert type Collection107951464.
- Sauvignon_vert type Group100031264.
- Sauvignon_vert type WhiteWineGrapeVarieties.
- Sauvignon_vert type Eukaryote.
- Sauvignon_vert type FloweringPlant.
- Sauvignon_vert type Grape.
- Sauvignon_vert type Plant.
- Sauvignon_vert type Species.
- Sauvignon_vert type FloweringPlant.
- Sauvignon_vert type Grape.
- Sauvignon_vert type Plant.
- Sauvignon_vert type Organism.
- Sauvignon_vert comment "Sauvignon vert (also known as Sauvignonasse & Friulano) is a white wine grape of the species Vitis vinifera. It is widely planted in Chile where it was historically mistaken for Sauvignon blanc. The grape is distinct from the California planting of Muscadelle which is also called Sauvignon vert.Another synonym of Sauvignon vert is the Italian wine grape (historically) known as Friulano in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region.".
- Sauvignon_vert label "Friulano (vitigno)".
- Sauvignon_vert label "Friulano".
- Sauvignon_vert label "Friulano".
- Sauvignon_vert label "Sauvignon vert".
- Sauvignon_vert sameAs Friulano.
- Sauvignon_vert sameAs Friulano.
- Sauvignon_vert sameAs Friulano_(vitigno).
- Sauvignon_vert sameAs m.03gq82x.
- Sauvignon_vert sameAs Q1468853.
- Sauvignon_vert sameAs Q1468853.
- Sauvignon_vert sameAs Sauvignon_vert.
- Sauvignon_vert wasDerivedFrom Sauvignon_vert?oldid=596851699.
- Sauvignon_vert isPrimaryTopicOf Sauvignon_vert.
- Sauvignon_vert name "Sauvignon vert".