Grape Neptun

Neptune grape — a seedless early-ripening киш-миш variety, distinguished by high disease resistance and frost tolerance down to -25°C. The bushes of this variety have medium growth vigor, while the clusters feature a cylinder-conical shape and vary in weight from 250 to 700 grams, making them medium to large in size. The berries are oval in shape, white or yellow-green in hue, weighing about 3-5 grams each, and are characterized by a thin skin that may be felt during consumption but is not prone to cracking or damage by wasps.

The taste of Neptune grape is pure and fruity, with light apple notes, lacking characteristic labrusca undertones, which makes it particularly pleasant for fresh consumption. The high seedlessness class practically eliminates the presence of seeds, significantly enhancing eating comfort. Due to its flavor qualities and berry structure, the variety is suitable for producing high-quality raisins.

This grape variety is distinguished by high yield and low maintenance requirements, allowing it to be grown without shelter and with minimal treatments. Increased resistance to fungal diseases and frost makes Neptune an excellent choice for regions with a cold climate, ensuring a stable and quality harvest.