Red Grape Varieties

Front 1

Mourvedre

Back 1

mostly entire leaves with U-shaped sinus and dense hair below. Short sharp teeth, but bigger than Malbec.

Front 2

Barbera

Back 2

Deeply lobed leaves with wooly tomentum below. Moderately vigorous and open in appearance.

Front 3

Ruby Cabernet

Back 3

Large leaves with teeth in sinus and bulls eye patch

Front 4

Petite Sirah/Durif

Back 4

Deeply lobed, small, rough, glabrous leaves.

Front 5

Zinfandel

Back 5

Felty tomentum below, and a large lyre-shaped petiolar sinus

Front 6

Syrah

Back 6

Bullate, tufts of hair on bottom, somewhat puckered near the petiole, three to five-lobed, U shaped petiolar sinus. Vigorous.

Front 7

Sangiovese

Back 7

Uneven sharp teeth

Front 8

Malbec

Back 8

Mostly entire to slightly 3-lobed; UV petiolar sinus; short, sharp teeth; bottom of leaf glabrous or covered with sparse, tufted hair.

Front 9

Tempranillo

Back 9

Overlapping lateral lobes, lyre-shaped petiolar sinus; large, sharp teeth; moderate to dense tufted hair.

Front 10

Carnelian

Back 10

Three-lobed and glabrous, the sinuses overlap
leading to an entire appearance. Vigorous. thick peduncle.

Front 11

Grenache

Back 11

wax paper, vigorous

Front 12

Mission

Back 12

Glabrous above with short hairs below, teeth in
two series, open U-shaped petiolar sinus. Red petioles.

Front 13

Valdigue

Back 13

Rough entire pinot leaf. Weak vine, large berries.

Front 14

Carignane

Back 14

large leaf with bulging tissue around main veins, vigorous, moderately lobed.