π St. Pepin
A frost-hardy white hybrid by Elmer Swenson.
St. Pepin is a white wine grape variety. Country of origin: United States.
According to the international grape catalogue VIVC, its parents are Seyval Blanc and Elmer Swenson 114. Varieties descended from St. Pepin: La Crescent.
Used for: Sweet wine.
Other names: Elmer 282.
How it connects to Wine
π St. Pepin β kind of β π Grape varieties β kind of β π· Wine
Links
- Part of
- π Grape varieties
- Wines made from it
- π· Sweet wine
- Offspring
- π La Crescent
- Parents
- π Seyval Blanc, π Elmer Swenson 114
Frequently asked questions
What colour are St. Pepin grapes?
St. Pepin has white berries, as described in the grape variety catalogue.
Where does St. Pepin come from?
St. Pepin comes from this country: United States.
Which wines are made from St. Pepin?
St. Pepin is used in these wines and appellations: Sweet wine.
Similar
π La Crosse Β· π Melody Β· π Vignoles Β· π Elmer Swenson 283 Β· π La Crescent Β· π Chardonel