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Vignoble Beaumont 1 Acadie blanc 2 Agria 3 Aldelet 4 Amurski I 5 Aris 6 Aurore 7 Baco noir 8 Baltica 9 Barbera; semi de californie 10 Beaufort 11 Beaumont 12 Beta 13 Bianca 14 Blauer Zweigelt 15 Bluebell 16 Brianna 17 Brocton 18 Cabernet Foch 19 Cabernet Franc 20 Cabernet Libre 21 Cabernet Sauvignon 22 Cabernet Severnyl 23 Canadice 24 Cascade 25 Castel 26 Castor 27 Castor 28 Catawba 29 Cayuga white 30 Cépage à partir de semis 1 Californie 31 Cépage à partir de semis 2 Californie 32 Cépage à partir de semis 3 Californie résistant maladie, 33 Chambourcin 34 Chancellor 35 Chardonnay clone 76 36 Chardonnay clone 76 + 3309 37 Chardonnay clone 76 X Rolland 1- 2011 38 Chardonnay clone 76 X Rolland 2- 2011 39 Chardonnay clone 76 X Rolland 3- 2011 40 Chardonnay clone 76 X Rolland 4- 2011 41 Chardonnay clone 76 X Rolland 5- 2011 42 Chardonnay clone 96 43 Chardonnay musqué 44 Charmont 45 Courderc 3309 46 Dalraming 47 Dechaunac 48 Delisle 49 DM-8521 50 Doral 51 Dornfelder 52 Ehrenfelser 53 Eona 54 Epicure 55 ES 10-18-28 56 ES 10-18-30 57 ES 12-9-96 58 ES 2-3-17 59 ES 4-7-25 60 ES 5-3-89 61 ES 5-4-71 62 ES 56 63 ES 6-16-30 64 ES 7-2-24 65 Es 8-2-24 66 ES 8-2-43 67 ES 9-4-72 68 ES 9-5-32 69 ES10-18-50 70 ES-517 71 Esprit 72 Faber 73 Flame tokay seedless 74 Forta 75 Frédonia 76 Frontenac blanc 77 Frontenac gris 78 Frontenac noir 79 Fruhburgunder 80 Gamaret 81 Gamay noir à jus blanc 82 Gewurtztraminer 83 GM-318 84 Grisette 85 Gros bleu (origine Beaumont, Québec) 86 Gruner Vertliner 87 Himrod 88 Hybernal 89 hybride Inconnu 90 Hybride Okanagan riesling 91 Interlaken seedless 92 Jukka 93 Kandiohi 94 Kee wha din 95 Kerner 96 Kozima Pal Muskotaly 97 KW95-2 98 La Crescent 99 Labelle 100 Lacrosse 101 Landal 102 Léon Millot rouge 103 Louise Swenson 104 Lucie Kulhman 105 Lucie Kulhman Beaumont 106 Madeleine Angevine 107 Madeleine Sylvaner 108 Magenta 109 Malbec 110 Maréchal Foch 111 Maréchal Joffre 112 Marquette 113 Mars 114 Merlot 115 Merlot + 3309 116 Merlot x DM 8521- 1- 2010 117 Merlot x DM 8521- 1- 2011 118 Merlot x DM 8521- 2 - 2011 119 Merlot x DM 8521- 2- 2010 120 Michurinetz 121 MN1094 122 MN1177 123 MN1200 124 MN78 125 Montreal Blues 126 Morio Muscat 127 Muller Thurgaux 128 Muscat 129 Muscat Ottonel 130 New york muscat 131 Niagara 132 Noblessa 133 Oberlin 595 134 Okanagan riesling 135 Optima 136 Optima 2 137 Oraniensteiner 138 Orthega 139 Osbu 140 Perle of Csaba 141 Perle von Zala 142 Petit ami 143 Petit bleu (origine Beaumont, Québec) 144 Petit Joyaux 145 Petite millot 146 Petite perle 147 Pinôt auxerois 148 Pinôt blanc 149 Pinôt Gamay Beaujolais 150 Pinôt gris 151 Pinôt noir 152 Pinôt noir précoce 153 Pinotage 154 Praierie Star 155 Précoce de colmar 156 Ravat 34 157 Regent 158 Regent on S04 159 Regner 160 Reliance (à venir) 161 Rienchensteiner 162 Riesling 163 Riesling clone 239 164 Riesling Kettern 165 Riesling Traminer 166 Rkasiteli 167 Roland 168 Rondo 169 Rubiana 170 S13047 171 S675 172 Sabrevois 173 Saperavi 174 Saperavi Budeshuriseburi 175 Saperavi Severnyl 176 Sauvignon blanc 177 Severnjy 178 Seyval 179 Seyval noir 180 Shoenburger 181 Siegerrebe 182 Sirah/shiraz 183 Sirius 184 Skandia 185 SO4 186 SO4 187 Solaris 188 Sommerset 189 Sovereign Coronation 190 Ste-Croix 191 St-Elphege 192 Steuben 193 St-Laurent 194 St-Pépin 195 Suffolk red 196 Summerland 4-29 197 SV 23512 198 SV-307 199 Swenson red 200 Swenson white 201 Tango 202 Thurling 203 Tollinger 204 Totmur 205 Traminette 206 Triomphe d'alsace 207 Troll 208 V65163 209 V65232 210 Valiant 211 Vandal noir 212 Vandal/Cliche 213 Veeblanc 214 Venus 215 Vidal 216 Vignole 217 Vincent 218 Vindemess 219 Vinifera inconnu 220 Viognier 221 Vivtinto 222 Wuerzer 223 Zéfir.
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