Grape ARRANINETEEN

ARRANINETEEN — a seedless grape variety with medium-late ripening and high potential yield, reaching 27-30 tons per hectare. The vines of this variety are vigorous and hermaphroditic, promoting stable fruiting. The berries are large, round, pink in color, with firm flesh and naturally sweet flavor, with optimal sugar content at harvest around 19 Brix. The variety is characterized by resistance to berry cracking, good hanging ability, and long storage life, making it attractive for commercial cultivation and marketing.

ARRANINETEEN vines exhibit good shoot maturation and high frost resistance, allowing grape cultivation in various climatic conditions. The leaves are typically medium-sized, round, with characteristic shape and texture, promoting effective photosynthesis and protection against adverse factors. Thanks to these features, the variety demonstrates stable yield and high fruit quality.

This grape is widely used both fresh and for producing various wines and juices. Its firm flesh and balanced flavor make the berries versatile for table consumption and processing. ARRANINETEEN combines high productivity, resistance to damage, and excellent taste qualities, making it a valuable variety for grape growers and wine producers.