Kadarka Kek
Kadarka Kek is a black grape variety originating in Hungary. It was once the main variety in the production of "Bikavér," a red wine made in the Eger region, but it has since been largely replaced by Kékfrankos. Today, its cultivation area across Hungary has declined to less than 300 hectares.
Variety names and synonyms registered in the variety list
- Austria
- Kadarka kek
- Blauer Kadarka
- Bulgaria
- Гъмза (Gamza)
- Кадарка (Kadarka)
- Croatia
- Kadarka
- Braničevka
- Skadarka
- Gomza
- Czechia
- Kadarka modrá
- France
- Kadarka
- Gamza
- Germany
- Kadarka
- Hungary
- Kadarka
- Gamza
- Negru moale
- Csetereska
- Szkadarka
- Fekete budai
- Jenei fekete
- Kadar
- Kadarka nera
- Törökszőlő
- Romania
- Cadarcă
- Rubinroter Kadarka
- Gâmza
- Fekete budai
- Lugojana
- Schwarzer Kadarka
Vineyard area by country and region (ha)
| 2015 | 2020 | |
| Bulgaria | 1,138 | 1,186 |
| North central region | 677 | 714 |
| Northwest region | 459 | 418 |
| Southeast region | 43 | |
| Southwest region | 1 | 1 |
link
- KADARKA KEK | VIVC
- Kadarka N / PlantGrape
- Kadarka – Hungary’s Answer to Pinot Noir? — Taste Hungary
- Kadarka | Foundation Plant Services
- Kadarka » Wine Grape Variety Selector
- source : Ursula Brühl, Julius Kühn-Institut (JKI), Federal Research Centre for Cultivated Plants, Institute for Grapevine Breeding Geilweilerhof - 76833 Siebeldingen, GERMANY