Niagara

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Niagara is a cold-hardy, labrusca-based white grape variety widely grown in the eastern United States, known for its distinctive “foxy” aroma and use in sweet and table wines.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Vitis labrusca hybrid
grape variety
acidityLevel medium
aromaDescriptor foxy
grapey
musky
berrySize large
breedingRegion United States NERFINISHED
clusterSize large
coldHardiness high
color white
consumerPerception simple everyday wines
crossingOf Cassady NERFINISHED
Concord NERFINISHED
diseaseResistance moderate
flavorProfile simple
sweet
grapeColor green
marketSegment bulk wine
local and regional wines
notableCharacteristic distinctive foxy aroma typical of labrusca grapes
good productivity in cool climates
widely planted labrusca-based white grape in eastern North America
originCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
primaryGrowingRegion Brazil NERFINISHED
Finger Lakes region NERFINISHED
Lake Erie region NERFINISHED
Michigan NERFINISHED
New York State NERFINISHED
Ohio NERFINISHED
Ontario NERFINISHED
Pacific Northwest NERFINISHED
Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
eastern United States
ripeningPeriod mid-season
seedContent seeded
skinThickness medium-thick
speciesParent Vitis labrusca NERFINISHED
Vitis vinifera NERFINISHED
sugarLevel high potential sugar
trainingSystem Geneva Double Curtain NERFINISHED
high-wire cordon
use grape concentrate production
grape juice production
jam production
jelly production
sparkling wine production
still white wine production
sweet wine production
table grape
wineStyleAssociation off-dry white wines
sweet white wines

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Lake Erie AVA grapeVariety Niagara