| Ampelographic features |
Leaf: medium size, medium long, pentagonal, five-lobed; the upper page is dark green, sometimes with slight anthocyanic pigmentation of the ribs; the outline of the flap is flat, that of the slightly involute lobes; the teeth are irregular, with convex sides, medium, very pronounced, with a wide base; the petiole sinus is closed with a lyre-shaped or V-shaped base, with a fund often limited by the ribs of the petiolar point; the upper lateral sinuses are very overlapping lobes with a U-shaped base, the lower ones are slightly overlapping lobes; the terminal lobes are flat, with the angle of the acute top; tomentosity is nothing or very light on the upper and lower pages; some creeping hairiness is present on the main ribs of the upper page; the ribs are protruding; the flap is bright, shiny.
Cluster: small, very short (average length 8,3 cm, width 9,0), pyramid-shaped, simple, medium compact; the peduncle is thin, very short (average length 2.85 cm), slightly lignified.
Berry: medium, uniform, rounded shape, with a circular cross-section; the peel is thick, coriaceous, of a uniform blue-black color, with an apparent navel, very pruinose; the flesh is colorless, juicy, consistent, with a particular taste of grass and pepper; the pedicel is short, green, and separates rather hard; the rim is evident, green in color; the brush is short and colored. |