Ull de llebre ^[[Favà]]

Name of both vine and black grape with large berries and early ripening, documented in writing since 1871 and used in the Camp de Tarragona, the Urgell, the Segarra, the Maestrat and Mallorca. The growers consulted describe it as a vine with large bunches, elongated berries and thick skin, good for wine. The name comes from the dark spot some berries have at the “eye”, where they join the stalk.

Source: Favà i Agud (2001), Diccionari dels noms de ceps i raïms, IEC, s. v. ull de llebre, p. 357.