Chasan (grape)
A French white grape with disputed parentage, planted mainly in Languedoc.
Chasan is a white wine grape from France, mainly grown in Languedoc. Paul Truel created it in 1958 at an INRA research station near Montpellier. Its parentage is debated: the Vitis International Variety Catalogue says it comes from Listan and Pinot, while experts like Jancis Robinson and Oz Clarke claim it is a cross of Listan and Chardonnay.
Quick Facts
- Species
- Vitis vinifera
- Also called
- E.M. 1527-78
- Origin
- France
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