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The autochthonous

The autochthonous (autochthonous variety) – FR. autochtone, native – grape of a specific territory. Ie or arising or acquired in the territory of a specific recognizable features and used predominantly or exclusively here, in contrast to the “international varieties” that are distributed in all major wine regions of the world, regardless of origin.

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