π Clinton
An American hybrid with an Isabella-like taste, long banned for wine in Europe.
Clinton is a dark-skinned wine grape variety. Country of origin: United States.
According to the international grape catalogue VIVC, its parents are Vitis riparia and Vitis labrusca. Varieties descended from Clinton: Berckmans, Canada, Early Ohio, Empire State, Kensington, Autuchon, Janesville.
Used for: Red wine.
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- Part of
- π Grape varieties
- Wines made from it
- π· Red wine
- Parents
- π Vitis riparia, π Vitis labrusca
- Offspring
- π Berckmans, π Canada, π Early Ohio, π Empire State, π Kensington, π Autuchon, π Janesville
Frequently asked questions
What colour are Clinton grapes?
Clinton has dark-skinned berries, as described in the grape variety catalogue.
Where does Clinton come from?
Clinton comes from this country: United States.
Which wines are made from Clinton?
Clinton is used in these wines and appellations: Red wine.
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