Pick Your Own Grapes

If you’re looking to pick your own grapes, it can be a fun and rewarding experience. We have seven different varieties of grapes for you to pick from. Including Concord, Frontenac, Frontenac Gris, La Crescent, St Croix, Thompson and Valiant. We list each with a description of their use and type of wine they can produce. So if you are want to pick your own grapes and especially Wine Grapes, look over our variety and contact us. We look forward to hearing from you.

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Grape Varieties

Concord Grape

Concord grapes are a medium to large size that are deep blue to purple or almost black. They are highly aromatic, tangy and sweet with a unique musky flavor.

The Concord grape is a medium to large size that is deep blue to purple or almost black. They are highly aromatic, tangy and sweet with a unique musky flavor. Concord grapes are a popular choice for wine making because of their high quality and unique flavor.

Concord grapes are grown in many parts of the world, but they are most commonly found in North America. They are also grown in parts of Europe and Asia. The center of the vine will often produce several clusters which will yield about 1 lb of fruit each. Clusters of fully ripe grapes are typically ready to be picked in early fall and will last for a couple of weeks if stored properly in the refrigerator.

There are two main types of the Concord grape that are commonly used in winemaking. The first is called Foxwhelp which has a green skin and produces sweet, slightly acidic juice. The second type is Fameuse which is a deeper shade of blue and has a drier, less sweet and more bitter flavored juice. Both types of grapes can be eaten fresh on their own as a snack or used to make delicious jellies and jams. They can also be used to make wine and grape juice.

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Frontenac Grapes

Frontenac grapes produce a dry red wine (rose) as well as a fortified wine such as Port.
The wines made from Frontenac produce a red fruity flavor.

Frontenac grapes are a vine variety that is known for producing dry red wine (rose) as well as a fortified wine such as Port. These grapes are also used to produce sparkling wine. Frontenac grapes are a good choice for those who want to produce a wine that is both dry and sparkling. Frontenac grapes are also known for their high acidity levels. This makes them a good choice for those who want to produce wines with sharp and acidic flavors.

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Frontenac Gris Grapes

Frontenac Gris grapes produce a wine with aromas of peach  and apricot with a hint of citrus and tropical fruit. Its unique and complex flavors also make an excellent table grape.

Frontenac Gris Grapes are a unique and flavorful grape variety that is perfect for wine production. The aromas of peach and apricot are prominently present, with a hint of citrus and tropical fruit. The unique and complex flavors make this grape an excellent table grape. Frontenac Gris wines are a great choice for anyone looking for a fruity and flavorful wine.

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La Crescent Grapes

La Crescent is ideal for off-dry and semi-sweet wines. It will retain some acidity and is a relatively aromatic variety that exhibits flavors of stone fruits like citrus fruits, peach and tropical flavors.

La Crescent is a versatile variety that can be used to produce both dry and semi-sweet wines. It retains some acidity and is a relatively aromatic variety that exhibits flavors of stone fruits like citrus fruits, peach and tropical flavors. This variety is perfect for those who are looking for a wine that will have lasting flavor and complexity.

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St. Croix Grapes

St. Croix grapes are a deep purple fruit with powder blue overtones. The grape has a sweet and juicy texture and will produce a deeply colored medium to full bodied wine in the dark berry and currant flavors. St. Croix is often use for grape juice, jellies and as a tale grape.

If you’re looking for a deep purple fruit with powder blue overtones, look no further than the St. Croix grape. The grape has a sweet and juicy texture, making it perfect for juice, jelly, or wine. It also has a deep color and flavors that are often described as dark berry and currant.

St. Croix is often used for grape juice, jellies, and as a tale grape. It makes a delicious and deep-colored wine that is perfect for sipping on its own or mixing into other drinks. The next time you make wine at home, try using St. Croix instead of your usual variety! You’ll love the rich flavor it adds to the finished wine.

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Thompson Seedless Grapes

Thompson seedless grapes are a pale green to yellow variety. The  grape is of a medium size and has a rather sweet taste. This is an excellent table grape.

Thompson seedless grapes are a pale green to yellow variety. The grape is of a medium size and has a rather sweet taste. This is an excellent table grape. Thompson seedless grapes are perfect for wine making because they lack the bitterness that can come with other grape varieties. This makes them a good choice for those looking to make light, fruity wines. Thompson seedless grapes are also good for eating fresh or using in recipes. You can remove the seeds if you want a sweeter taste or leave them for a tarter flavor.

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Valiant Grapes

Valiant grapes produce a rich and tangy flavor and have a beautiful blue color. It can be made into wine, juices and enjoyed as a table grape.

Valiant grapes are a delicious and unique variety of grape that produces a rich and tangy flavor. They can be made into wine, juices and enjoyed as a table grape. Their beautiful blue color is a standout feature of this variety. Valiant grapes are a great choice for those who want to try something new and unique. They are a great choice for those who want to produce their own wine or juice.

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