New French Wine Grape Arrives in U.S. Market

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Lynn Alley
Issue: September 30, 2007

Wines made from a new grape variety called Marselan, named after the small French town Marseillan, have been gaining popularity among winegrowers and consumers. And the wines are now beginning to arrive in the United States as well.

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