T_Baggins apple-ganger Joined Nov 10, 2014 Messages 36 Reaction score 3 Nov 12, 2014 #1 These are interesting. They are said to be SUPER sweet with moderate tannins and very low acidity. I don't usually even mess with grapes....blechhh but these might be worth a try? Has anyone use them in a recipe?
These are interesting. They are said to be SUPER sweet with moderate tannins and very low acidity. I don't usually even mess with grapes....blechhh but these might be worth a try? Has anyone use them in a recipe?
seth8530 The Atomic Wine Maker Joined Apr 5, 2010 Messages 3,162 Reaction score 462 Location Seattle, WA (US) Nov 12, 2014 #2 Don't know much about these guys but I do say they deserve their name.
T_Baggins apple-ganger Joined Nov 10, 2014 Messages 36 Reaction score 3 Nov 12, 2014 #3 lol yep they do at that. Apparently they are VERY rare. Only one vineyard in the world grows them, some place in southern cali. And they are only available from July-Aug. Ya got to be quick to snatch them up when (and where) they manage to pop up.
lol yep they do at that. Apparently they are VERY rare. Only one vineyard in the world grows them, some place in southern cali. And they are only available from July-Aug. Ya got to be quick to snatch them up when (and where) they manage to pop up.
randomhero Senior Member Joined Nov 8, 2012 Messages 122 Reaction score 2 Nov 15, 2014 #4 I've had them. Found them at wegmans here in New York. They are pretty good! But they are a table grape. They are from a company called the grapery
I've had them. Found them at wegmans here in New York. They are pretty good! But they are a table grape. They are from a company called the grapery