Gamzan.
/ˈɡamzə//ˈɡʌmzə/ A dark red grape of Bulgaria, or the red wine made from it. Also attributive.
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1959 World Crops XI. 111/1 The most universally grown is the Gumza red grape. The typical Gumza red wines are made mainly in northern Bulgaria. Gumza grapes are grown in some neighbouring countries.
1959 Wine & Spirit Trade Rev. 13 Feb. 32/2 Mavroude and Gamza [are] dark reds.
1961 Spectator 7 Apr. 495 The red Gamza, which is fresh and flavoury, rather like a Beaujolais.
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