Champagne Grapes

Commodity Overview

Champagne grapes grow in tightly packed clusters of very small berries. They are sweet and seedless with delicate skin. Black champagne grapes are actually a deep magenta with dark blue accents and a translucent green inner pulp. At their peak, they are intensely sweet and slightly tart.

Characteristics

Commodity: Grapes
Category: Deciduous Fruit
Appearance: Tightly packed clusters of extra small berries that are a deep magenta
Flesh: Translucent green inner pulp
Flavor: Sweet, succulent with a hint of tartness
Size: Extra-small berries
Color: Magenta with dark blue tones
Shape: Round to oval
Served Raw: Yes
Seed: Seedless
Availability: Late spring through early fall

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