Carignan Noir
Carignan Noir is a black grape variety originating in France. It has also been said to originate in Spain, having been introduced to France in the 12th century, but current data from the VIVC identifies it as a French variety. In France, it is primarily cultivated in the southern regions. In the 1970s, its cultivation area exceeded 200,000 hectares, but it has since declined to less than 30,000 hectares.
Variety names and synonyms registered in the variety list
- Bulgaria
- Каринян (Carignan)
- Croatia
- Carignan
- Mataro
- Cyprus
- Carignan
- Carignan Noir
- France
- Carignan
- Germany
- Carignan Noir
- Greece
- Carignan
- Italy
- Carignano
- Bovale grande
- Bovale
- Bovale di Spagna
- Malta
- Carignan
- Portugal
- Carignan
- Romania
- Carignan
- Spain
- Mazuela
- Samsó
- Mazuelo
- Cariñena
Vineyard area by country and region (ha)
| 2015 | 2022 | |
| France | 32,534 | 28,378 |
| Spain | 5,583 | 5,773 |
| Italy | 1,684 | 2,177 |
link
- CARIGNAN NOIR | VIVC
- Carignan N / PlantGrape
- CARIGNANO N / Registro Nazionale delle Varietà di Vite
- Carignane | Foundation Plant Services
- Carignan » Wine Grape Variety Selector
- Carignan | Jancis Robinson
- source : Doris Schneider, Julius Kühn-Institut (JKI), Federal Research Centre for Cultivated Plants, Institute for Grapevine Breeding Geilweilerhof - 76833 Siebeldingen, GERMANY