"terret noir" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Français]

IPA: \te.ʁɛ nwaʁ\
  1. Cépage donnant du raisin noir. En 2008 il y en avait 270 hectares en France tandis qu'en 1979 il y en avait 1150 hectares.
    Sense id: fr-terret_noir-fr-noun-MB6jzNHf Categories (other): Lexique en français de la viticulture
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Synonyms: bourret
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        {
          "text": "Côtes du Rhône Saint-Pantaléon-les-Vignes. AOC depuis 1967. Cépages dominants : camarèse ou vaccarèse, carignan, cinsault, counoise, grenache, mouvèdre, muscardin, piquepoul noir, syrah et terret noir pour les vins rouges ou rosé, … — (François Reignoux , La Vigne en France et son Terroir, Éd. BoD, 2019)"
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    }
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