Vin Nu

For 6000 years, man has accompanied a vine, the vine, Vitis vinifera in greater Europe... In France, it occupies 3% of the agricultural area and consumes 20% of the tonnage of pesticides. Despite this, every year she is still sick. In organic farming, the use of heavy metals (copper and sulphur) against disease is far from satisfactory for the environment, people and the taste of wine.

Since the 19th century, the phylloxera aphid and the mildew, powdery mildew and black rot fungi have been destroying European vines. Other Vitaceae (in the Americas or in Asia) are resistant: vitis rupestris, riparia, labrusca, rotundifolia, amurensis...

By crossing them with our European vines, hybrid vines are born, naturally resistant, producing fruits with wonderful tastes. I deliberately chose to accompany a flourishing vine, which does not suffer, resistant to diseases and without any treatment

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