Keychain

Grape variety	Keychain
Grape colour	Red grape
Synonyms	No known synonyms for the Keychain grape variety.
History	The Keychain grape is a relatively new variety, first cultivated in the early 21st century in the vineyards of southern France. Its name was inspired by its distinct bunch shape, which resembles a keychain. Despite its recent introduction, the Keychain grape has quickly gained popularity for its unique characteristics and the exceptional wine it produces.
Ampelographic features	Keychain grapes are noted for their small to medium size and oval shape, with a thick skin that offers good resistance to diseases. The bunches are tightly packed, resembling a keychain in appearance. The leaves of the Keychain vine are broad and deeply lobed, with a dark green hue on the top surface and a lighter shade underneath.
Characteristics of the wine	Wines produced from the Keychain grape are known for their deep ruby color and full-bodied flavor. They often exhibit aromas of dark fruits like blackberry and plum, with subtle hints of spice and vanilla. The Keychain grape variety imparts a well-balanced acidity to the wine, contributing to its long finish and making it an excellent choice for ageing.