Listan negro

Grape variety	Listan negro
Synonyms	Some alternate names for Listan negro include Listan Prieto, Palomino negro, and Printanier Rouge.
Grape colour	Red grape
History	Listan negro is a grape variety that originated in Spain, specifically in the Canary Islands. It's believed to have been cultivated since the 16th century, making it one of the oldest known varieties. Over the centuries, it has spread across the globe, with vineyards in South America, Australia, and California growing this grape variety.
Ampelographic features	Listan negro is a dark-skinned grape variety, which gives it its name, 'black'. The vines are vigorous and produce high yields. The bunches are medium-sized, compact and cylindrical. The berries are also medium-sized, round and black-blue in colour.
Characteristics of the wine	Wines made from Listan negro grapes are known for their deep red color and unique flavor profiles. They typically have strong notes of blackberry and cherry, with hints of pepper and spice. These wines are often medium-bodied and have a balanced acidity, making them excellent for pairing with a wide variety of foods.