cabernet
Cabernet Franc is a grape variety that comes from the Bordeaux area, in France. Arrived in Friuli towards the end of the last century, this grape variety is grown everywhere, occupying second place, for quality, among the red grape varieties.
Cabernet Sauvignon also comes from the Bordeaux area. The diffusion of this grape variety is limited in Friuli, where however it has its maximum diffusion. In France, however, Cabernet Sauvignon is more widespread than Cabernet Franc.
Bunch description
Cabernet Franc: Sparse, milled, with grapes of different sizes. Winged, with one or two clearly visible wings. The grape has an almost spherical shape, blue-black in color, with a pruinose skin. Two large grape seeds
Cabernet Sauvignon: medium-sized, oblong, pyramidal or sometimes cylindrical; often has a very evident wing with medium-sized, spherical grapes. The grape seeds vary from two to three, medium-sized, pear-shaped.
