{ "url": "https://openlegislation.uk/eu-regulation-2004-316/annex-I/division-1", "json_url": "https://openlegislation.uk/eu-regulation-2004-316/annex-I/division-1.json", "legislation": "eur/2004/316", "legislation_title": "Commission Regulation (EC) No 316/2004 of 20 February 2004 amending Regulation (EC) No 753/2002 laying down certain rules for applying Council Regulation (EC) No 1493/1999 as regards the description, designation, presentation and protection of certain wine sector products", "legislation_url": "https://openlegislation.uk/eu-regulation-2004-316", "path": "annex/I/division/1", "kind": "division", "number": null, "heading": "‘ANNEX II", "text": "List of vine varieties and their synonyms that include a geographical indication and that may appear on the labelling of wines in accordance with Article 19(2)\nLegend:\n—\nterms in brackets:\nreference to the synonym for the variety\n—\n“0”:\nno synonym\n—\nterms in bold:\ncolumn 2 name of vine variety\ncolumn 3 country where the name corresponds to a variety and reference to the variety.\n—\nterms not in bold:\ncolumn 2 name of the synonym of a vine variety\ncolumn 3 name of country using the synonym of a vine variety.\nThese variety names and their synonyms correspond, in full or in part, either in translation or in the form of an adjective, to geographical indications used to describe a wine.\nFor the states concerned, the derogations provided for in this Annex are authorised only in the case of wines bearing a geographical indication produced in the administrative units in which the production of the varieties concerned is authorised at the time this Regulation enters into force and in accordance with the conditions laid down by the states concerned for the production and presentation of those wines.’\nVariety name or its synonyms\nCountries that may use the variety name or one of its synonyms\n1\nAgiorgitiko\nGreece o\n2\nAglianico\nItaly o, Greece o\n3\nAglianicone\nItaly o\n4\nAlicante Bouschet\nGreece o, Italy*o, Portugal o, Algeria o, Tunisia o, United States o\nN.B.:The name “Alicante” may not be used on its own to designate wine\n5\nAlicante Branco\nPortugal o\n6\nAlicante Henri Bouschet\nFrance o, Serbia and Montenegro (8)\n7\nAlicante\nItaly o\n8\nAlikant Buse\nSerbia and Montenegro (6)\n9\nAuxerrois\nSouth Africa o, Australia o, Canada o, Switzerland o, Belgium o, Germany o, France o, Luxembourg o, Netherlands o, United Kingdom o\n10\nBanatski rizling\nSerbia and Montenegro (Kreaca)o\n11\nBarbera Bianca\nItaly o\n12\nBarbera\nSouth Africa o, Argentina o, Australia o, Croatia o, Mexico o, Slovenia o, Uruguay o, United States o, Greece o, Italy o\n13\nBarbera Sarda\nItaly o\n14\nBlauburgunder\nFormer Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (18-28-97), Austria (15-18), Canada (18-97) (Pinot noir), Chile (18-97) (Pinot noir), Italy (Pinot nero — 18-97)\n15\nBlauer Burgunder\nAustria (14-18), Serbia and Montenegro (25-97), Switzerland (Pinot noir)\n16\nBlauer Frühburgunder\nGermany (51)\n17\nBlauer Limberger\nGermany (Lemberger) (19), Romania (56)(64) (Kekfrankos)\n18\nBlauer Spätburgunder\nGermany (97), Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia(14-28-97), Austria (14-15), Bulgaria (96) (Pinot noir), Canada (14-97) (Pinot noir), Chile (14-97) (Pinot noir), Romania (97) (Pinot noir, Modri pinot), Italy (14-97) (Pinot nero)\n19\nBlaufränkisch\nCzech Republico (50), Austriao, Germany, Slovenia (Modra frankinja, Frankinja)\n20\nBorba\nSpain o\n21\nBosco\nItaly o\n22\nBragão\nPortugal o\n23\nBurgundac beli\nSerbia and Montenegro (121)\n24\nBurgundac Crni\nCroatiao (Pinot Crni)\n25\nBurgundac crni\nSerbia and Montenegro (15-99)\n26\nBurgundac sivi\nCroatiao (Pinot sivi), Serbia and Montenegro o\n27\nBurgundec bel\nFormer Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia o\n28\nBurgundec crn\nFormer Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (14-18-97)\n29\nBurgundec siv\nFormer Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia o\n30\nCalabrese\nItaly (75)\n31\nCampanário\nPortugal o\n32\nCanari\nArgentina o\n33\nCarignan Blanc\nFrance o\n34\nCarignan\nSouth Africa o, Argentina o, Australia (36), Chile (36), Croatia o, Israel o, Morocco o, New Zealand o, Tunisia o, Greece o, France o, Portugal o\n35\nCarignan Noir\nCyprus o\n36\nCarignane\nAustralia (34), Chile (34), Mexico, Turkey, United States\n37\nCarignano\nItaly o\n38\nChardonnay\nSouth Africa o, Argentina (79), Australia (79), Bulgaria o, Canada (79), Switzerland o, Chile (79), Czech Republic o, Croatia o, Hungary (39), India, Israel o,Moldavia o, Mexico (79), New Zealand (79), Romania o, Russia o, San Marino o, Slovakia o, Slovenia o, Tunisia o, United States (79), Uruguay o, Serbia and Montenegro (Sardone), Zimbabwe o, Germany, France, Greece (79), Italy (79), Luxembourg (79), Netherlands (79), United Kingdom, Spain, Portugal, Austria o, Belgium (79)\n39\nChardonnay Blanc\nFormer Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (Sardone), Hungary (38)\n40\nChardonnay Musqué\nCanada o\n41\nChelva\nSpaino\n42\nCorinto Nero\nItaly o\n43\nCserszegi fűszeres\nHungary o\n44\nDěvín\nCzech Republic o\n45\nDornfelder\nCanada o, Germany o, Netherlands o, United Kingdom o, Belgium o\n46\nDurasa\nItaly o\n47\nEarly Burgundy\nUnited States o\n48\nFehér Burgundi, Burgundi\nHungary (118) (Pinot blanc)\n49\nFindling\nGermany o, United Kingdomo\n50\nFrankovka\nCzech Republic o (19)\n51\nFrühburgunder\nGermany (16) Netherlands o\n52\nGraciosa\nPortugal o\n53\nGrauburgunder\nGermany (Ruländer-54), Bulgaria (Pinot gris), Hungary (Szũrkebarát)o, Romania (54) (Pinot gris)\n54\nGrauer Burgunder\nCanada, Romania (53) (Pinot gris), Germany (Ruländer-53), Austria (Pinot gris)\n55\nGrossburgunder\nRomania (17) (63) (Kekfrankos)\n56\nIona\nUnited States o\n57\nIzsáki\nHungary o\n58\nKanzler\nUnited Kingdom o\n59\nKardinal\nGermany o, Bulgaria o\n60\nKisburgundi kék\nHungary (97) (Pinot noir)\n61\nKorinthiaki\nGreece o\n62\nLeira\nPortugal o\n63\nLimberger\nCanada (Lemberger), New Zealand o, Romania (17) (55) (Kekfrankos), Belgium o\n64\nLimnio\nGreece o\n65\nMaceratino\nItaly o\n66\nMonemvasia\nGreece (Monovasia)\n67\nMontepulciano\nItaly o\n68\nMoslavac\nFormer Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (70) (Sipon), Serbia and Montenegro o\n69\nMosler\nSlovenia (Šipon)\n70\nMozler\nFormer Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (68) (Sipon)\n71\nMouratón\nSpain o\n72\nMüller-Thurgau\nSouth Africa o, Austria o, Germany (Rivaner), Canada, Croatiao (Rizvanac), Hungary o, Serbia and Montenegroo (Rizvanac), Czech Republic o, Slovakia o, Sloveniao (Rizvanac), Switzerland o, Luxembourgo (Rivaner), Netherlands o, Italy o, Belgium o, France o, United Kingdom (Rivaner), Australia o, Bulgaria o, United States o, New Zealand o, Portugal\n73\nMuškát moravský\nCzech Republic o, Slovakia\n74\nNagyburgundi\nHungary (Kekfrankos)o\n75\nNero d'Avola\nItaly (30)\n76\nOlivella nera\nItaly o\n77\nOrange Muscat\nAustralia o, United States o\n78\nPau Ferro\nPortugal o\n79\nPinot Chardonnay\nArgentina (38), Australia (38), Canada (38), Chile (38), Mexico (38), New Zealand (38), United States (38), Turkey o, Belgium (38), Greece (38), Pays Bas, Italy (38)\n80\nPortoghese\nItaly o\n81\nPozsonyi\nHungary (82)\n82\nPozsonyi Fehér\nHungary (81)\n83\nRajnai rizling\nHungary (86)\n84\nRajnski rizling\nSerbia and Montenegro (85-88-91)\n85\nRenski rizling\nSerbia and Montenegro (84-89-92), Slovenia o\n86\nRheinriesling\nBulgaria (Nemkti riesling)o, Austria (Weißer Riesling, Riesling), Germany (88) (Weißer Riesling), Hungary (83), Czech Republic (94), Italy (88), Greece (Riesling), Portugal\n87\nRhine Riesling\nSouth Africa (Weißer riesling)o, Australia (Riesling)o, Chile (89) (Riesling), Moldaviao (White riesling), New Zealando (Riesling)\n88\nRiesling renano\nGermany (86) (Weißer Riesling), Serbia and Montenegro (84-86-91), Italy (86)\n89\nRiesling Renano\nChile (87) (Riesling)\n90\nRiminèse\nFrance o\n91\nRizling rajnski\nSerbia and Montenegro (84-85-88)\n92\nRizling Rajnski\nFormer Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia o, Croatia o\n93\nRyzling rýnsky\nSlovakia o\n94\nRyzlink rýnský\nCzech Republic (86)\n95\nSantareno\nPortugal o\n96\nSciaccarello\nFrance o\n97\nSpätburgunder\nFormer Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (14-18-28), Serbia and Montenegro (16-25), Bulgaria (19) (Pinot noir), Canada (14-18) (Pinot noir), Chile (Pinot noir-14-18), Hungary (60) (Pinot noir), Moldavia (Pinot noir)o, Romania (18) (Pinot noir), Italy (Pinot nero-14-18), United Kingdom, Germany (18)\n98\nŠtajerska Belina\nCroatiao (Ranfol), Slovenia (Ranfol)o\n99\nSubirat\nSpaino (Malvasía Riojana)\n100\nTerrantez do Pico\nPortugalo\n101\nTintilla de Rota\nSpaino\n102\nTinto de Pegões\nPortugalo\n103\nTocai friulano\nItaly (104)\nNB:The name “Tocai friulano” may be used exclusively for quality wines psr originating in the regions of Veneto and Friuli during a transitional period until 31 March 2007.\n104\nTocai Italico\nItaly (103)\nNB:The synonym “Tocai italico” may be used exclusively for quality wines psr originating in the regions of Veneto and Friuli during a transitional period until 31 March 2007.\n105\nTokay Pinot gris\nFrance (Pinot gris)\nNB:The synonym “Tokay Pinot gris” may be used exclusively for quality wines psr originating in the departments of Bas-Rhin and Haut-Rhin during a transitional period until 31 March 2007.\n106\nTorrontés riojano\nArgentina o\n107\nTrebbiano\nSouth Africa (Ugni blanc)o, Argentina (Ugni blanc)o, Australia o, Canada o, Cyprus (Ugni blanc)o, Croatia o, Uruguay o, United States, Israel (Ugni blanc), Italy\n108\nTrebbiano Giallo\nItaly o\n109\nTrigueira\nPortugal\n110\nVerdea\nItaly o\n111\nVerdeca\nItaly\n112\nVerdelho\nSouth Africa o, Argentina, Australia, New Zealand, United States, Portugal.\n113\nVerdelho Roxo\nPortugal o\n114\nVerdelho Tinto\nPortugal o\n115\nVerdello\nItaly o\n116\nVerdese\nItaly o\n117\nVerdejo\nSpain\n118\nWeißburgunder\nSouth Africa (120) (Pinot blanc)o, Canada (Pinot blanc), Chile (119) (Pinot blanca), Hungary (48) (Pinot blanc), Germany (119, 120), Austria (119), United Kingdomo, Slovenia (119) (Beli pinot), Italy\n119\nWeißer Burgunder\nGermany (118, 120), Austria (118) (Pinot blanc), Chile (118) (Pinot blanca), Switzerland (Pinot blanc)o, Slovenia (118) (Beli pinot), Italy\n120\nWeissburgunder\nSouth Africa (118), Germany (118, 119), United Kingdom, Italy\n121\nWeisser Burgunder\nSerbia and Montenegro (23)", "extent": "E+W+S+N.I.", "status": null, "version": "current", "annotations": [ { "type": "footnote", "label": "f1", "text": "These variety names and their synonyms correspond, in full or in part, either in translation or in the form of an adjective, to geographical indications used to describe a wine." }, { "type": "footnote", "label": "f2", "text": "Legend: — terms in brackets: reference to the synonym for the variety — “0”: no synonym — terms in bold: column 2 name of vine variety column 3 country where the name corresponds to a variety and reference to the variety. — terms not in bold: column 2 name of the synonym of a vine variety column 3 name of country using the synonym of a vine variety." }, { "type": "footnote", "label": "f3", "text": "For the states concerned, the derogations provided for in this Annex are authorised only in the case of wines bearing a geographical indication produced in the administrative units in which the production of the varieties concerned is authorised at the time this Regulation enters into force and in accordance with the conditions laid down by the states concerned for the production and presentation of those wines.’" } ], "outstanding_effects": [], "provenance": { "source": "legislation.gov.uk", "source_url": "https://www.legislation.gov.uk/eur/2004/316/annex/I/division/1", "retrieved_at": "2026-11-01T14:55:42.881102+00:00" }, "licence": "Open Government Licence v3.0", "licence_url": "https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/", "attribution": "Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: legislation.gov.uk, The National Archives." }