Crusault: Is this a grape variety?

I was reading the tech notes on a particular rosé blend and came across Crusault as one of the grapes in that blend. I googled it and only found references back to that same tech sheet and to a genealogy. I also checked the Winegrape Glossary with no results. Since Mourvèdre was spelled incorrectly in the same line (no "r"), I'll take a WAG that they might have meant Cinsault, but, since my Cheeerios didn't come with a heapin' helpin' of omniscience this morning, I am asking: Is Crusault a grape?

Not listed in Jancis's Vines Grapes & Wines....

What wine and from where?

in when written by a busy winemaker could easily be read as ru by a busy printer

I know where where they spelled Cinsault as Sancerre

Wan't Crusault the inspector in the Pink Panther movie?

Wan't Crusault the inspector in the Pink Panther movie?

Ouch!

Wan't Crusault the inspector in the Pink Panther movie?

Nah, this was the guy that was stranded on an island for a looong time. But wasn't Tom Hanks.

Wan't Crusault the inspector in the Pink Panther movie?

Nah, this was the guy that was stranded on an island for a looong time. But wasn't Tom Hanks.

I thought it was the name of the stuff rowers take while sweating on the waters...

Mystery solved. Yeah, it's Cinsault as our own Mr. May pointed out at another spot in their website where the same wine is described. They even have Mourvèdre correct there, too.

The alternate definitions presented here are thought-provoking indeed. <cough>

It "ain't" rowers that take it Thomas....it is bikers!