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Busuioacă de
Bohotin (Romanian pronunciation: [busuˈjo̯akə de bohoˈtin]) is a
grape which originates from the
Bohotin region, in
Southeast Iași County...
- Frontignac,
Brown Muscat,
Busuioacă,
Busuioacă de Bohotin,
Busuioacă di Bohotin,
Busuioaca Roza,
Busuioaca Vanata,
Busuioaca Vanata di Bohotin, Cehrayi...
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region has its own
traditional grape varieties:
Zghihara de Husi and
Busuioaca de
Bohotin for the Huși wine-growing region; Fetească neagră for the Iași...
- semi-sweet wines, with
alcohol content of 12%-12.5%. In Moldova, is
known as
Busuioacă albă. The golden-yellow wine has a
pronounced honey-like
flowery bouquet...
- The main
domestic Moldovan varieties include Fetească, Rara neagră, and
Busuioacă albă.
Sparkling wine has a
special place in
Moldovan cuisine. The country...
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Merlot Pinot noir
Zweigelt White grape varieties grown in
Dealu Mare:
Busuioaca de
Bohotin Chardonnay Feteasca alba
Feteasca regala Muscat Ottonel Pinot...
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Mavroud ×
Pinot Noir
Busuioaca de
Bohotin Muscat A Pe****
Grains Noirs,
Black Frontignan,
Busuioaca,
Busuioaca De Bohotin,
Busuioaca Roza De Bohotin, Busuoaca...
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produces a wide
selection of
domestic varieties (Fetească, Grasă, Tămâioasă,
Busuioacă, and Băbească), as well as
varieties from
across the
world (Italian Riesling...
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century and at the
beginning of the 20th century. This
variety is now rare;
Busuioacă albă:
white aromatic variety.
White varieties: Chardonnay,
Sauvignon blanc...
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Germany Bonarda Piemontese after the
Piedmont region,
northwestern Italy Busuioacă de
Bohotin afgter the
village of Bohotin,
northeastern Romania Calabrese...
