 But in the case of Baratuciat, the presence of "Botrytis cinerea" is usually considered a viticultural hazard.Baratuciat was only added to the official registry of Italian grape varieties in 2008 which means that plantings of the variety were not counted during the 2000 census.However, ampelographers believe that the grape is almost exclusively grown in the Susa Valley located within the province of Turin.