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Qué (quién) es crabe - definición

1977 FILM BY PIERRE SCHOENDOERFFER
The Drum Crab; Le Crabe-Tambour

Crabstane of Aberdeen         
  • The Crabstane with the inscription plate above.
AN HISTORIC BOUNDARY MARKER IN ABERDEEN
The Crabstane (alt. Crabs Stone, Craibstone, Craib Stone, Craibstane or Crabe Stone) is a boundary stone that used to mark out part of Craibstone Croft which was located near Hardgate, Aberdeen.
Chenin         
  • Producers often harvest Chenin blanc by hand in a succession of pickings known as "tries". The grapes may be harvested as whole clusters or individual berries.
  • The aroma of [[greengage]] is a common descriptor for Chenin blanc wines.
  • The works of French writer François Rabelais indicate that Chenin blanc was a major grape in the Loire Valley by the 16th century.
  • Chenin blanc grapes, like these Sauvignon blanc grapes pictured, are highly sensitive to developing noble rot, which produces a unique style of wine.
  • South African Chenin blancs tend to emphasize more tropical fruit flavors than their Loire counterparts.
  • A South African (left) and Loire (right) Chenin blanc
  • Chenin blanc can be made in a variety of styles, such as this sparkling wine from Vouvray.
  • A Chenin blanc from Washington
VARIETAL
Pineau de la Loire; Pineau d'Anjou; Pineau de Savennieres; Pineau de Briollay; Gros-Pineau de Vouvray; Gros Pineau de Vouvray; Plant de Breze; Gout-Fort; Gout Fort; Verdurant; Blanc d'Anjou; Cou-Fort; Cou fort; Quefort; Blanc d'Aunis; Franc-Blanc; Franc Blanc; Chenin; Chenin Blanc; Capbreton Blanc; Coue Fort; Cruchinet; Cugnette; Feher Chenin; Luarskoe; Pineau de Savennières; Pineau Gros; Pineau Gros de Vouvray; Pineau Nantais; Plant de Brézé; Plant de Salces; Plant de Salles; Plant du Clair de Lune; Rajoulin; Rouchalin; Rougelin; Stein (grape); Tête de Crabe; Vaalblaar Stein; Blanc d’Anjou; Gros Chenin; Gros Pinot Blanc de la Loire; Plant d’Anjou; Gamet blanc; Agudillo; Anjou (grape); Confort (grape); Franche (grape); Ronchalin; Rouchelein
['??naChenin]
(also Chenin blanc)
¦ noun a variety of wine grape native to the Loire valley but widely cultivated elsewhere.
?a white wine made from this grape.
Origin
Fr., perh. from the name of the manor of Mont-Chenin, Touraine.
Cinsaut         
  • Cinsaut vines.
  • Cinsaut growing in the Côtes du Luberon
VARIETY OF GRAPE
Cinsault; Cinq-saou; Cinq saou; Cinqsaou; Plant d'Arles; Plant d'arles; Bourdales; Morterille Noire; Prunelas; Picardan Noir; Ulliaou; Passerille; Papdou; Poupe de Crabe; Poupe de crabe; Calabre; Cuviller; Petaire; Salerne; Ottavianello; Black Malvoisie; Bourdales Kek; Budales; Cincout; Cinq-sao; Cinquien; Cinsanet; Cubilier; Cubillier; Froutignan; Grappu De La Dordogne; Malaga Kek; Maurange; Mavro Kara Melkii; Morterille; Moustardier Noir; Negru De Sarichioi; Ottavinello; Pampous; Papadou; Pedaire; Piquepoul D'Uzes; Pis De Chevre; Plant D Arles Boudales; Plant De Broqui; Plant De Broquies; Pousse De Chevre Rouge; Prunaley; Prunellas Noir; Prunellas; Takopulo Kara; Black Prince (grape); Ulliade; Strum (grape); Prunella (grape); Senso (grape)
Cinsaut or Cinsault ( ) is a red wine grape whose heat tolerance and productivity make it important in Languedoc-Roussillon and the former French colonies of Algeria, Lebanon, and Morocco. It is often blended with grapes such as Grenache and Carignan to add softness and bouquet.

Wikipedia

Le Crabe-tambour

Le Crabe-tambour (Drummer-Crab) is a 1977 film directed by Pierre Schoendoerffer based on the novel he published in 1976. The title character played by Jacques Perrin is based on the famous French Navy officer Pierre Guillaume.