Index
Synonyms:
- Black wrapper,
- Black fur,
- Carlina.
Bunches:
Medium in size, conical in shape, with very marked shoulders and a long and totally lignified peduncle.
Compact, homogeneous in berry size but not in color.
Berries:
Medium in size, spherical in shape but tending to ovoid with greater verical length.
Skin:
Thick, with very prominent stylized scar.
With a lot of sheen, dark purple black color.
Strains:
Vigorous, with abundant branching and many clusters.
Erect bearing.
Mid-season sprouting.
Of veraison and early maturation.
Viticulture of the Bonicaire:
- Not very sensitive to mildew and powdery mildew.
- Sensible a la botritis.
- Sensitive to mites.
- Quite resistant to drought.
- It is not affected by wood diseases, except for the tinder complex.
Oenological Characteristics:
- It produces musts of an intense red color, aromatic, with a good sugar content.
- Interesting potential for simple but pleasant varietal wines as young.
