Taïr

The Taïr grape variety belongs to the table grape category with medium-late ripening. The vines of this variety are characterized by very vigorous growth, and the flowers are bisexual, which contributes to good pollination and fruit formation. Bunches are large, conical in shape, medium density, weighing from 240 to 700 grams. Berries are large, elongated-oval in shape, approximately 32 by 24 mm, dark blue in color with a dense skin.

The flesh is juicy and meaty with a harmonious flavor, making this variety attractive for fresh consumption. The yield of the variety is 10-12 tons per hectare, indicating high productivity. The Taïr grape is also suitable for storage, expanding its usage possibilities.

The variety is characterized by increased resistance to frost down to -23°С, as well as to diseases such as mildew, oidium, and gray rot. Additionally, it is relatively resistant to phylloxera, making it a reliable choice for cultivation in various climatic conditions. All these characteristics make the Taïr grape popular among gardeners and enthusiasts of quality table grapes.