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Novavine's Varietal and Clonal Selections Varietal and Clonal Selections Variety 2010 Classic Source Type Vigor Yield Cert. Aglianico FPS 02.1 FPS 02 VCR 7, Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Italy R VH M C Aglianico FPS 03.1 FPS 03 VCR 2, Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Italy R M M C Aglianico FPS 05.1 Southern Italy R C Aglianico FPS 01 Dept. of Viticulture & Enology, UC Davis, Armstrong block R VH M C Albariño FPS 01.1 Rías Baixas region, northwestern Spain W H M C Aleatico FPS 01 Dept. of Viticulture & Enology, UC Davis R H M C Alvarinho FPS 01 Portugal W H H C Ancellotta FPS 01 Emilia-Romagna Region, Italy R C Arneis FPS 02.1 FPS 02 VCR 2, Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Torino, Italy W M M C Auxerrois FPS 01 Reported to be French clone 45 W H H C Barbera FPS 06.1 FPS 01 (Marshall 32v7) R H M C Barbera FPS 07.1 FPS 07 VCR 19, Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Italy R M H C Barbera FPS 08.1 FPS 08 VCR 15, Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Italy R H C Barbera FPS 04 AT 84, Torino, Italy R M VH C Black Spanish FPS 01.1 Watson Vineyard, Cat Spring, Texas R C Blanc du bois FPS 01.1 Watson Vineyard, Cat Spring, Texas W C Bourboulenc FPS 01.1 Château de Beaucastel, France W H M C Cabernet Franc FPS 09.1 FPS 09 VCR 10, Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Italy R M H C Cabernet Franc FPS 13.1 France 312 R VH H C Cabernet Franc FPS 11 Reported to be clone 214 from France R H M C Cabernet Franc FPS 14 Niebaum clone via Hyde Vineyards, Carneros, Napa Co., CA R VH M C Cabernet Franc FPS 15 France R C Cabernet Sauvignon FPS 04.1 FPS 04 Mendoza, Argentina R H M C Cabernet Sauvignon FPS 07.1 FPS 07 Concannon Vineyard, Livermore, Alameda Co., CA R VH VH C Cabernet Sauvignon FPS 08.1 FPS 08 Concannon Vineyard, Livermore, Alameda Co., CA R VH VH C Cabernet Sauvignon FPS 30.1 FPS 30 Heritage Disney Silverado clone, Napa, CA R M C Cabernet Sauvignon FPS 34.1 Reported to be clone 191 from France R M M C Cabernet Sauvignon FPS 35.1 French clone 585 R VH VH C Cabernet Sauvignon FPS 47.1 FPS 47 Reported to be French clone 337 R H H C Cabernet Sauvignon FPS 33 Reported to be clone 191 from France R M M C Cabernet Sauvignon FPS 42 Early clone from Hyde Vineyards, Napa Co., CA R C Cabernet Sauvignon FPS 49.1 Bordeaux, France R C Carignane FPS 10.1 Former UC Foothill Exp. Station in Jackson, CA R C Carignane FPS 02 Carignane FPS 01, Dept. of Viticulture & Enology, UCD R H H C Carignane FPS 03 Carignane FPS 01, Dept. of Viticulture & Enology, UCD R H H C Carménère FPS 02.1 FPS 02 VCR 702, Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Italy R M H C Carménère FPS 03.1 Rauscedo 9 (R9), Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Italy R M H C Darden Vineyard, Healdsburg, CA; reported to be ‘Guenoc Carménère FPS 07.1 R C clone’, Bordeaux, France Chardonnay 79.1 Sterling Vineyards, Napa, CA Muscat clone 1 W C Chardonnay FPS 04.1 FPS 04 Martini vineyard in Carneros W VH VH C Varietal and Clonal Selections Variety 2010 Classic Source Type Vigor Yield Cert. Chardonnay FPS 102.1 Kendall-Jackson vineyards, Sonoma Co., CA W C Chardonnay FPS 103.1 FPS 103 VCR 10, Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Italy W H M C Chardonnay FPS 105.1 VCR 4, Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Italy W VH L C Chardonnay FPS 106.1 Mondavi Byron Vineyards, Santa Barbara Co. W C Chardonnay FPS 112.1 Hyde clone, Hyde Vineyards, Napa, CA W C Reported to be French clone 95, Champagne Perrier-Jouet, Chardonnay FPS 38.1 FPS 38 W H H C France Chardonnay FPS 67.1 Robert Mondavi vineyards, Napa, CA W C Chardonnay FPS 69.1 FPS 69 Reported to be French clone 76, Dijon, France W H H C Chardonnay FPS 70.1 FPS 70 Reported to be French clone 96, Dijon France W VH H C Chardonnay FPS 15 Prosser, WA, arrived at FPS in 1969 W C Chardonnay FPS 17 Robert Young vineyard, Alexander Valley W H H C Chardonnay FPS 28 Matanzas Creek Mt. Eden clone W C Chardonnay FPS 48 Cote d’Or, France, arrived at FPS in 1981 W C Wente Vineyards, Monterey Co., block planted with FPS Chardonnay FPS 72 W M M C Chardonnay 2A Chardonnay FPS 86 Via Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, SMA clone 108, Italy W M M C Cinsaut FPS 02.1 California vineyard, Sonoma Co. R H H C Cinsaut FPS 03.1 FPS 03 Former Foothill Experiment Station, Jackson, CA R H C Cinsaut FPS 04.1 Château de Beaucastel, France R C Clairette Blanche FPS 04.1 FPS 04 Château de Beaucastel, southern France W C C. di Volpe Caprettona FPS 01 Atripalda, Campania region, Italy W H H C Cortese FPS 03.1 California vineyard W C Counoise FPS 01.1 FPS 01 UC Davis Tyree Vineyard R H H C Château de Beaucastel, France, via Tablas Creek Vineyard, Courbu Blanc FPS 01 W C Paso Robles, CA Dolcetto FPS 04.1 CNR-CVT clone 22, Torino, Italy R M H C Dolcetto FPS 02 Torino, Italy R H H C Durif FPS 05.1 FPS 05 Dept of Viticulture & Enology, UC Davis R H H C Durif FPS 06.1 Stags’ Leap Winery R C Durif FPS 03 Sonoma Co., California R H VH C Durif FPS 04 St. Helena Public Library, near Oakville, California R C Falanghina FPS 01 Campania region, Italy W M M C Fiano FPS 02.1 FPS 02 Atripalda, Campania region, Italy W M M C Fiano FPS 03.1 FPS 03 VCR 3, Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Campania region, IT W M M C Fiano FPS 01 Mendocino Co., CA W H M C Gamay Noir FPS 05 Reported to be French clone 221 R L L C Garnacha Gris FPS 01.1 FPS 01 CL-33, Valladolid, Spain W C Instituto Tecnológico Agrario de Castilla y León (ITACyl), Garnacha Tinta FPS 01 R C Valladolid, Spain Gewürztraminer FPS 11.1 FPS 11 Reported to be French clone 47 W M M C Gewürztraminer FPS 23.1 Geisenheim clone 12, Germany W C Gewürztraminer FPS 21 UC Foothill Experiment Station in Jackson, CA W C Varietal and Clonal Selections Variety 2010 Classic Source Type Vigor Yield Cert. Gewürztraminer FPS 22 Pont-de-la-Maye, France W C Graciano FPS 01.1 FPS 01 California vineyard, reported to be Spanish clone 103 R H H C Greco di Tufo FPS 01.1 VCR 11, Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Italy W M L C Grenache Noir FPS 06.1 FPS 06 France, via Tablas Creek Vineyard, in Paso Robles, CA R C Grenache Noir FPS 08.1 FPS 08 France, via Tablas Creek Vineyard, Paso Robles, CA R C Grenache Noir FPS 07 France, via Tablas Creek Vineyard, in Paso Robles, CA R C Grignolino FPS 04.1 Monte Rosso Vineyard, Sonoma, CA Grignolino FPS 03 R H H C Gros Maseng FPS 02 France, via Tablas Creek Vineyard, in Paso Robles, CA W C Grüner Veltliner FPS 01 Germany W H H C Lagrein FPS 03.1 FPS 03 Former UC Foothill Experiment Station, Jackson, CA R VH H C Malbec FPS 11.1 FPS 11 Reported to be French clone Côt 46 R H M C Malbec FPS 12.1 Pont-de-la-Maye, France R H H C Malbec FPS 22.1 Pont-de-la-Maye, Gironde, France R C Malbec FPS 06 Dept. of Viticulture & Enology, UC Davis R H M C Malbec FPS 09 Reported to be French clone Côt 180 R H M C Malvasia Bianca FPS 03 California vineyard (Sonoma Co.) W H H C Marsanne FPS 04.1 Nursery in Sonoma Co., CA W Marsanne FPS 03 UC Hopland Research & Ext. Center, Mendocino Co., CA W H VH C Merlot FPS 09.1 FPS 09 Rauscedo 3 (R3), Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Italy R M M C Merlot FPS 20.1 FPS 20 Reported to be clone 348 from France R M C Merlot FPS 23.1 FPS 23 VCR 1, Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Italy R M M C Merlot FPS 24.1 FPS 24 VCR 101, Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Italy R M M C Merlot FPS 26.1 Reported to be clone 343 from France R M C Merlot FPS 03 California vineyard (Inglenook) R H VH C ISV-V-F-6, Istituto Sperimentale per la Viticoltura, Conegliano, Merlot FPS 12 R M VH C Italy Merlot FPS 18 Heritage Bear Flat clone, from Sterling Vineyard, Napa, CA R Montepulciano FPS 02.1 FPS 02 VCR 10, Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Italy R VH VH C Montepulciano FPS 03.1 Rauscedo 7 (R7), Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Italy R VH H C Montepulciano FPS 04.1 VCR 461, Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Italy R M M C Montepulciano FPS 01 Zanzivivai Ferrara s.r.l., Italy R C Moscato Giallo FPS 01.1 FPS 01 VCR 05, Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Italy W H H C Mourvèdre FPS 02.1 Reported to be clone 249, from France R M C Mourvèdre FPS 05.1 France, via Tablas Creek Vineyard, in Paso Robles, CA R C Mourvèdre FPS 06 France, via Tablas Creek Vineyard, in Paso Robles, CA R C Muscat Blanc FPS 05.1 FPS 05 VCR 3, Vivai Cooperativi Rauscedo, Italy W M H C Muscat Blanc FPS 06.1 FPS 06 Muscat Blanc 04, which was from Milan, Italy W M M C Muscat of Alexandria FPS 02 California vineyard (Taber) W VH VH C Muscat Ottonel FPS 05.1 FPS 05 Belgrade, former country of Yugoslavia W C Muscat Ottonel FPS 04 Reported to be French clone 492, W M M C Nebbiolo FPS 08.1 FPS 08 CVT 230, CNR-CVT, Torino, Italy R L VH C Varietal and Clonal Selections Variety 2010 Classic Source Type Vigor Yield Cert.
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