Chasselas
Variety of Vine · Vitis vinifera
Mild dual-purpose grape – classic table grape and Swiss white-wine variety (Fendant).
Also known as: Gutedel, Fendant, Chasselas doré
🇨🇭 Switzerland
Taste & characteristics
Taste
mildcrispjuicysweet
Profile
- Parentage
- alte westeuropäische Landsorte (Vitis vinifera)
- Pollination
- self-fertile
- Fruit weight
- 3 g
Flowering & harvest
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Description
Fruit
Small to medium, golden, thin-skinned seeded berries; mild and gently sweet.
Growth
Moderately vigorous, early ripening, suited to cooler viticultural climates.
Yield
Dual use: early table grape and terroir-driven white wine.
Notes
Important in Switzerland (Vaud/Valais) and in Baden, Germany (Gutedel).
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