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Que of Vine Varieties) Ε.Ε. Παρ. III(I) 1068 Κ.Δ.Π. 281/2003 Αρ. 3703, 4.4.2003 Αριθμός 281 ΟΙ ΠΕΡΙ ΠΑΡΑΓΩΓΗΣ ΚΑΙ ΕΜΠΟΡΙΑΣ ΦΥΤΙΚΟΥ ΠΟΛΛΑΠΛΑΣΙΑΣΤΙΚΟΥ ΥΛΙΚΟΥ ΝΟΜΟΙ ΤΟΥ 1991 ΜΕΧΡΙ 2002 Κανονισμοί 1994 μέχρι 2002 Το Συμβούλιο, ασκώντας τις εξουσίες που χορηγούνται σ' αυτό με βάση τον Κανονισμό 20(2α) καταρτίζει Εθνικό Κατάλογο των επίσημα επιτρεπό­ μενων ποικιλιών αμπέλου για πιστοποίηση καθώς και για τον έλεγχο του υλικού «standard». ΕΘΝΙΚΟΣ ΚΑΤΑΛΟΓΟΣ ΠΟΙΚΙΛΙΩΝ ΑΜΠΕΛΟΥ (National Cataloque of vine varieties) Α. ΟΙΝΟπσίΗΣΪΜΕΣ ΠΟΙΚΙΛΙΕΣ (Wine varieties) A/A ΟΝΟΜΑΣΙΑ ΧΡΠΜΑ ΣνΝΠΝΥΜΑ ΔΗΜΙΟΥΡΓΟΣ ΔΙΑΤΉΡΗΤΉς ΕΤΟΣ (Name) (colour) (synonynu) (breeder) (malntainer) ΕΓΓΡΑΪΗΣ (year of Registra­ tion) 1. Agiorgitiko (Αγιωργίτικο) Ε Αγνωστος Υ.Γ.Φ.ΠΛ π 2002 — 2. Aidani (Αηδόνι) Λ 1999 — " '· Η 3. Alicante boushet Ε — " ' ι. ­ 4. Aligote Λ — " ' II 5. Alvarelhao Ε — " ' 6. Aramon Ε ... " ' " 7. Asyrtiko (Ασύρτικο) Λ Assyrtico 2002 " ' II 8. Athiri (Αθήρι) Λ 1999 — • Ε · 9. Baga 1999 — " ' 10. Barbera Ε — " ' " 1 11. Bastardo Ε Trousseau " " ■I 12. Batiki (Μπατίκι) Λ — ' " 13. Bellone Λ _- " . ' " 11 14. Black Muscat Ε Muscat of Hamburg, Moshato Amvourgou u 15. Cabernet franc Ε — " " 16. Cabernet sauvignon I. „ Π Ε 17. Calamno de f erea II II ι. Λ II 18. Canaiolo 18 Ε . — " " 19. Canella (κανέλλα) Α — " " " 20. Carignan Blanc Λ — " " " 21. Carignan noir Ε Carignane " . " · " 22. Cesanese Ε — " " " II 11 23. Chardonnay Λ — . " 24. Chenin blanc Λ — " II " 25. Cinsaut vrai Ε Oeillade " " " 26. Cinsaut droit Ε — " II " 27. Colombard Λ — ■' " " 1069 A/A ΟΝΟΜΑΣΙΑ ΧΡΠΜΑ ΣΥΝΙ2ΝΥΜΑ ΔΗΜΙΟΥΡΓΟΣ ΔΙΑΤΗΡΗΤΗΣ ΕΤΟΣ (Name) (colour) (synonyms) (breeder) (maintainer) ΕΓΓΡΑΙΗΣ (year of Registra­ tion) Λ 28. Clairetfe — " " " Ε 29. Colorino ... " " 1999 11 Ε 30. Cornifesto ... " " II If 31. Dafnia (Δαφνιά) Λ ... " 32. bame noir Ε — " " " li 33. Donzelino do castello Ε ... " " 34. Doradillo Λ ... " If " 35. Fagoulato (Φαγουλάτο) Ε ... " " " 36. Fokiano (Φωκιανό) Ε ... " " " 37. Folle­blanche Λ Saint­Emilion " " " 38. Furmint Λ ... II II­ II . 39. Gamay Ε — " " " 40. Ghalanos (Γαλανός) Λ — " " It 41. Giannoudhi (Γιαννούδι) Ε ... If If " 42. Giorgina (Τζιορτζινα) Ε — " II II 43. Grenach noir Ε ... " II " 44. Grenache blanc Λ — " II " 45. Jaen Λ ... " II 11 46. kotsifali (ΚοτσιφάΛι) Ε ... " " 47. Krasato (Κρασάτο) Ε .Krassato " 11 48. Kypreiko Kokkino Ε — " (Κυπρέικο Κόκκινο) 49. Liatico (Λιάτικο) Ε ... " " " 50. Limnio (Λημνιό) Ε ... " " " 51. Listan 1495 Λ • If 11 ■ 1 52. Listan blanc Λ ... " " II 53. Listan Branas Λ . ... " II " 54. Malagouzia (ΜαΛαγουζιά) Λ — " " " 55. Malvar Α ... " " II 56. Malvasia bianca Λ ... II· " " 57. Malvasia di candia Λ ... " " " 58. Malvasia f ina Λ — " " II 59. Malvasia grossa Λ ... " " " Ε = Ερυθρά (red) Λ = Λευκή (white) 1070 A/A ΟΝΟ/ΛΑΣΙΑ ΧΡΠΜΑ ΣΥΝΏΝΥΜΑ ΔΗΜΙΟΥΡΓΟΣ ΔΙΑΤΗΡΗΤΗΣ ΕΤΟΣ (Name) (colour) (synonyms) (breeder) . (maintainer) ΕΓΓΡΑδΗΣ (year of Registra­ tion) 60. Malvasia lunga Λ — " " " 61. Malvasia nera Ε — " " II 62. Malvasia preta Ε — " II II 63. Mandilaria (ΜαντηΛαριά) Ε — 1999 " 64. Mantuo Λ Mantuo ΕΙ en­ II cin " ­ 65. Mantuo castellano Λ " " " " 66. Maratheftiko Ε Vambakadha, II II II (Μαραθεύτικο) Vambakina, Pampakia Mavrospourtiko, Aloupostaphylo, 67. ^arsanne drome Λ — " II " 68. Mataro Ε Mourvedre II II II ■ 69. Mauzac Ε — " " " 70. Mavro (Μαύρο) Ε Mavra, Mavro II II tis Kyprou, Local black, Mavro ampelisimo 71. Mavrodaphni Ε Mavrodaphni II " ι (Μαυροδάφνη) Patron " i 72. Merlot noir Ε — " " " 73. Moretto Ε . — " " " 74. Morocanel Ια(Μωροκανέλλα) Λ — " " II 75. Moschato Samou (MOSXOTO Λ Muscat de " Σάμου) Samos " " 76. Moshato aspro (Μοσχάτο λ — II 11 άσπρο) " 77. Moshomavro (Ιλοσχομαύρο) Ε — " " " 78. Mourisco tinto Ε — II " II 79. Muller-Thurgau Λ — " " 80. Muscat of Alexandria Λ ΜαΙαοα(Μαλάγα), Moschato Alexandrias 81. Mygdali (ΜυγδάΛι) Λ ~ " 11 II Ε = Ερυθρά (red) Λ = Λευκή (white) 1071 A/A ΟΝΟΜΑΣΙΑ ΧΡΩΜΑ ΣΥΝΠΝΥΜΑ ΔΗΜΙΟΥΡΓΟΣ ΔΙΑΤΗΡΗΤΗΣ ΕΤΟΣ (Name) (colour) (synonyms) (breeder) (maintainer) ΕΓΤΡΑϊΗΣ (year of Registra­ tion) fl 82. Nebbiolo Ε — " " II 83. Negotsca (Νεγκότσκα) Ε — " " II 84. Ofthalmo ('Οφθαλμό) Ε Ophthalmo " " II 85. Omio ( Όμοιο) Ε Omio 1999 Maratheftiko (Όμοιο Μαραθεύτικο) II 86. Palomino Λ — " " If 87. Petro Ximenez Λ ... " " II II 88. Pinot - Chardonnay Λ ... " 89. Pinot noir Ε — " " " II 90. Plant x' Λ Plantex, Nave " " II II 91. Precnadhi (Πριχνάδι) Λ — " 92. Promara (Πρωμάρα) Λ Bastartiko " " " 93. Rapsanis' (Ραψάνης) . Ε ... " " " II II 94. Rielsing emerald Λ. ... II 95. Riesling Italian Λ — " 96. Riesling Rhine Λ ... " " II II 97. Rodhitis (Ροδίτης) Ε ... 98. Rombola (Ρομπόλα) Λ ... " " II It 99. Russian seed I Ε — 100. Sangiovesse Ε ... " " II 101. Sauvignon Λ ... " 102. Sawatiano (Σαββατιανό) Λ ... " " II 103. Sclava (ΣκΛάρα) Ε . — " II 104. Semillon Λ ... " II II 105. Sherry Ε ... II II 106. Shiraz Ε Syrah II 107. Skiadopoulo (Σκιαδόπουλο) Λ ... " II II 108. Souzao Ε — 109. Spourtico (Σττούρτικο) Λ ... II " 110. Stavroto (Σταυρωτό) Ε ... " II 111. Sylvaner Λ ... " II 112. Thrapsathiri (Θραψαθήρι) Λ ... II " Ε = Ερυθρά (red) Λ = Λει>κή (while) 1072 A/A ΟΝΟΜΑΣΙΑ ΧΡΩΜΑ ΣΥΝ/ΙΝΥΜΑ ΔΗΜΙΟΥΡΓΟΣ ΔΙΑΤΗΡΗΤΗΣ ΕΤΟΣ (Name) (colour) (synonyms) (breeder) (maintainer) ΕΓΠΜϊΗΣ (year of Registra­ 1ion) 113. Tinta amarella · Ε — " " " J14. Tinta carvalia Ε — " " " II 115. Tinta f rancisca Ε ... ' " 1 116.. Tinta roris Ε ' " 117. Tinto cao Ε ... ' ' 1999 II 118. Tinto tempranillo Ε — 1 • 119. Tourica dr oporto Ε ... ' ' " 1 1 120. Tourica national Ε — " Ϊ21. Traminer Λ Gewurztraminer • ' " 1 122. Trebbiano giallo Λ ... 1 If 1 123. Trebbiano Toscano Λ Ugni blanc " 124. Verdot (petit) Ε — ' " 125. Vertzami ( Βερτζαμί) Ε Lefkada ' (Λευκάδα) " 126. Vilana (ΒηΑάνα) Ε — " 127. Vinhao Ε ... — II 128. Vlourico (Βλούρικο) Ε Flouriko Mil (ΦΛούρικο) 129. Vostolidhi (ΒοστοΑίδι) Λ ... " 130. Xinomavro (Ξυνομαύρο Ε — Naousis (Ναούσης) «131. Xynisteri (Ξυνιστέρι) Λ Aspro Kyprou (' Acnrpo Κύπρου), Aspro Ampelisimo (' Ασπρο Αμπελίσιμο) Local White 132. Zakynthino (Ζακυνθινός) Ε • — II II II 133. Zoumiatico (Ζουμιάτικο) Λ — " " " Ε = Ερυθρά (red) Λ = Λευκή (white) 1073 Β. ΕπίΤΡΑπΕΖΙΕΣ ΠΟΙΚΙΛΙΕΣ (Tabic grapes) A/A ΟΝΟΜΑΣΙΑ ΧΡΠΜΑ ΣΥΝΠΝΥΜΑ ΔΗΜΙΟΥΡΓΟΣ ΔΙΑΤΗΡΗΤΗΣ ΕΤΟΣ (Name) (colour) (synonims) (breeder) ((maintainer) ΕΓΓΡΑΦΗΣ (year of Registra­ tion) 1. Aitonychi aspro ( A — " 1999 ■" Αητονύχι άσπρο) Μ 2. Ε Aitonychi mavro — " " (ΑητονΟχι μαύρο) 3. Akitsis (Ακίτσης) Ε — " " " II 4. Alphonse lavallee Ε Ribier, Royal " " 5. Antigona Ε — " " " 6. Attiki (Αττική) Λ — " " " tl II 7. Autumn Royal Ε — 2002 ι 8. Avgoulato aspro Α — " 1999 " (αυγουλάτο άοττορ) II 11 9. Aygoulato mavro Ε — (Αυγουλάτο μαύρο) II 10. Banatzki Muscat Ε — " " 11. Barlinka Ε ... " " " II 12. Beauty seedless Ε Black beauty, Mavri Soultanina 13. Beogradska besemena Λ " " " II II 14. Beogradska rana Α — " II II 'IS; Black emerald Ε ... " 16. Black rose Ε ... " " II 17. Bronx seedless Α — II II " 18. Calmeria Α ... " " " 19. Compel early Ε ... " II " I 20. Cardinal Ε ... tl " 11 21. Chasselas Α ... " It II 22. Chimoniatico Α — (Χειμωνιάτικο) " " 23. Christmas Α ... II " " 24. Concord Ε ... " tl " 25. Crimson seedless Ε _. 11 " 2002 26. Delight Α ,- " II 1999 Ε = Ερυθρά (red) Λ ­· Λευκή (white) 1074 A/A ΟΝΟΜΑΣΙΑ ΧΡΗΜΑ ΣΥΝΏΝΥΜΑ ΔΗΜΙΟΥΡΓΟΣ ΔΙΑΤΗΡΗΤΗΣ ΕΤΟΣ (Name) (colour) (synonims) (breeder) ((maintainer) ΕΓΓΡΑΪΜΣ (year of Registra­ ■ tion) 27. Delizia di vaprio Λ " " 28. Demir Kara Ε — " " 29. Early Muscat Λ — " " 30. Eftakilo (Εφτάκοιλο) Ε — " " 31. Emerald seedless Λ — II " 32. Emperor Ε — II " 33. Exotic Ε — " " ,34. Fantasy seedless Ε — II 2002 35. Fileri (φιλέρι) Ε — " 1999 36. Flame seedless Ε ... II · II 37. Fraoula (φράουλα) Ε — II " 38. · Gold Λ — II It 39. Gronanka Λ — " 1999 40. Italia Λ — II II 41. July Muscat Λ — II II 42. Katomylitiko Λ — II II (Κατωμυλίτικο) 43. Kavadorskii drenak Ε — II " 44. Marangos Λ ... " II 45. Maria pirovano 165 Λ Finikoto II (Φοινικωτό) . " 46. Monukka Ε . .„ ι " " 47. Muscat flame Ε — " II 48. Negostinskii rubin Ε — II " 49. Ohanez di Almeria Λ — II " 50. Olho de pargo Ε — " " 51. Opsimos Edessis Λ — (Όψιμος Εδέσσης) " " 52. Opuzenska rana Ε — II " 53. Ora λ — " 2002 54. Perle de Csaba Λ — II 1999 55. Perlette Α ■ ... " II 56. Perlette loose Λ — II II 57. Perlona Λ — " " Ε = Ερυθρά (red) Λ '= Λευκή (white) 1075 A/A ΟΝΟΜΑΣΙΑ ΧΡ.ΩΜΑ ΣΥΝΠΝΥΜΑ ΔΗΛΜΟΥΡΓΟΣ ΔΙΑΤΉΡΗΤΗΣ ΕΤΟΣ (Name) (colour) (syiioiiims) (breeder) ((maintainer) ΕΓΓΡΑΦΗΣ (year of Registra­ tion) 58. Portugese azul Ε — " " " 59. Prima Ε ... " " 2002 11 60. Queen (Βασίλισσα) Ε Vasilissa " " 61. Radmilovascki Muscat Λ — " " 1999 II 62. Red Globe Ε — " 2002 II 63. Red prince Ε — " 1999 ­ II 64. Rodhos 253­$­12 Ε — " II 65. Rozaki (Ροζακί) Λ — " II 66. Russian seed II Ε — " 67. Seneka Λ — " " 68. Siderites (Σιδερίτης) Ε — " " II II 69. Siviridhiano (Σιριβιδιανό) Λ ... II II 70. Smederevski Muscat Λ ... 71. Soultana ( Σουλτανίνα) Λ Thompson " 1999 72. Soultana moscata Λ ... " " II 73. Superior seedless Λ Sugra five " 74. Superzibibo λ II 75. Suplima Λ ... " 2002 76. Taktas (Ταχτάς) Λ ... " " 1999 f?7 II II · Tokay Λ Flame tokay, Hanab Turkey Amer­bou­ Amer 78. Tsaousi (Τσαούσι) Λ ... " " II 79. Verico (Βέρικο) Ε ... " "' " 80. Victoria Λ ... II " " 81. Zabalkaanskoi Ε ... " " " Ε = Ερυθρά (red) Λ ­ Λευκή (while) 1076 3. ΠΟΙΚΙΛΙΕΣ ΣΤΑΦΥΛΙΩΝ ΠΑ ΕΙΔ1ΚΙΙ ΧΡΙΙΣΠ (for special use) α) Για την παρασκευή χυμού (for juice production) A/A ΟΝΟΜΑΣΙΑ ΧΡΛΜΑ ΣΥΝΏΝΥΜΑ ΔΗΜΙΟΥΡΓΟΣ ΔΙΑΤΗΡΗΤΗΣ ΕΤΟΣ (Name) (colour) (synonyms) (breeder) (maintainer) ΕΓΓΡΑ5ΗΣ (year of Registra­ tion) l Conner Λ - β) Για την παρασκευή σταφίδας (resin production) A/A ΟΝΟΜΑΣΙΑ ΧΡΠΜΑ ΣΥΝΛΝΥΜΑ ΔΗΜΙΟΥΡΓΟΣ ΔΙΑΤΗΡΗΤΗΣ ΕΤΟΣ (Name) (colour) (synonyms) (breeder) (maintainer) ΕΓΓΡΑΦΗΣ (year of Registra­ tion) '· Corin+hiaki (Κορινθιακή) Ε Ε = Ερυθρά (red) Λ = Λευκή (white) 1077 4. ΠΟΙΚΙΛΙΕΣ ΥΠΟΚΕΙΜΕΝΩΝ root stock varieties) A/A ΟΝΟΜΑΣΙΑ ΧΡΩΜΑ ΣΥΝΠΝΥΜΑ ΔΗΜΙΟΥΡΓΟΣ ΔΙΑΤΗΡΗΤΗΣ ΕΤΟΣ (Name) (colour) (synonyms) (breeder) (maintainer) ΕΓΓΡΑϊΗΣ (year of Registra­ tion) 1. 110 Richter 110 R 2. 1103 Paulsen 1103 Ρ 3. 140 Ruggeri 140 Ru 4. 1616 Couderc 1616 C 5. 216 ­3 Caste! 216 ­ 3 CL 6· 333 E.N.S.A Montpellier 333 EM 7: 34 E.N.S.A Montpellier 34 EM 8. 41Β Millardet de Srasset 41 Β 9. 420 A Millardet de 420 A Srasset 10. 99 Richter 99 R 11. Dog Ridge DRdg 12. Sazin 9 S9 13. Grezoi 1 (51 14. Kober 5BB 5BB 15.
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