More About Terret Noir

Terret Noir is a little-known blending grape from the south of France with origins dating back to 1736. In addition to being one of the permitted grapes in Chateauneuf du Pape, it was once (before 1850) the most planted variety in the department of Herault.Terret Noir is a large-berried grape that produces wines with pale color, good acidity, and a spicy, floral, earthy wildness.

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