Variety	Date	Brix (ref.)	TA (%)	pH	Brix/TA	pH^2 * Brix	Notes	Variety	P	H	O	T	O	S
Edelweiss	8/4/06	15.0	0.81	3.22	18.5	156	Once again, big clusters of big berries.  Started to	Edelweiss	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
	8/11/06	15.6	0.63	3.42	24.8	182	crack on rain after dry spell.  Skins thin and delicate,		10	11	12
	8/13/06	16.1	0.57	3.50	28.2	197	hornets able to cut skins themselves.  Too early, last year here.
MN1095	8/4/06	20.6	2.06	2.98	10.0	183	Quickly becoming a favorite female,  Well-formed clusters when	MN1095	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
	8/11/06	21.5	1.76	3.07	12.2	203	well pollinated.  Fruit tart with high solids and fine, neutral aroma.
	8/22/06	24.1	1.29	3.18	18.7	244	Will hang long and ripen fully in VA, but needs an early pollinator
	8/31/06	24.6	1.29	3.24	19.1	258	nearby for good fruit set.
Vanessa	8/4/06	17.0	0.72	3.09	23.6	162	Vines tend toward low vigor but are getting stronger.  Red fruit is	Vanessa	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
	8/13/06	19.0	0.46	3.32	41.3	209	very sweet and crispy.  Delicious neutral fruitiness and low
	8/18/06	18.0	0.36	3.45	50.0	214	acidity.  A good breeder for wild vines.
Aurore	8/4/06	16.6	0.99	3.18	16.8	168	Just like described in a million places.  Very pretty and early.	Aurore	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
	8/11/06	15.3	0.93	3.18	16.5	155	Fruit is fairly tender with minor cracking on rain after drought.
	8/13/06	16.5	0.78	3.26	21.2	175	Too early and low solids for my uses, but a decent vine.
Oberlin 595	8/4/06	18.4	2.19	2.99	8.4	164	Once again, one of my favorite reds.  Long, cylindrical clusters	Oberlin 595	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
	8/11/06	20.1	1.70	3.05	11.8	187	ripen early-midseason and obtain high solids.  Acidity is high		11	12	13
	8/13/06	20.3	1.47	3.06	13.8	190	but is easily reduced with MLF.  Dark red wine has a nice
	8/18/06	21.7	1.47	3.12	14.8	211	peppery aroma and is nicely accented by oak.  The vine is very
	8/22/06	23.0	1.35	3.13	17.0	225	tough and handles disease and insects well.  Less abused by
	8/24/06	22.6	1.26	3.17	17.9	227	birds than Baco Noir.
	8/31/06	24.0	1.38	3.20	17.4	246
DeChaunac	8/4/06	16.0	1.59	2.88	10.1	133	A badly berated grape that deserves better.  Large, long clusters	DeChaunac	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
	8/11/06	17.3	1.32	2.93	13.1	149	of tough berries can hang and take it.  Fine color and mild tannin		12	13	14	15	16
	8/13/06	17.0	0.99	3.02	17.2	155	probably needs blended with a more tannic grape for balance.
	8/18/06	18.2	1.09	2.99	16.7	163	Handles birds and bugs well and is not terribly disease prone.
	8/22/06	20.6	0.96	3.17	21.5	207	Given time to ripen, DeChaunac is a very good, dependable grape.
	8/31/06	21.0	0.96	3.21	21.9	216
Kay Gray	8/4/06	17.0	0.90	3.24	18.9	178	Strangly flavored like grassy gooseberries.  Gets sweet but	Kay Gray	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
	8/11/06	19.6	0.57	3.41	34.4	228	cracked a little upon rain after drought.  Very disease resistant
	8/13/06	20.0	0.54	3.62	37.0	262	and nothing bothered the fruit.
Lucie Kuhlmann	8/4/06	18.1	1.62	2.97	11.2	160	Small berries, medium packed to loose clusters, birds love it.	Lucie Kuhlmann	1	2	3	4	5
	8/13/06	22.1	1.21	3.04	18.3	204	Doesn't seem to crack like Foch and Millot but is very early and
	8/18/06	22.0	1.08	3.14	20.4	217	much attached by birds and bugs.  Gets another year of trial.
Mars	8/4/06	17.2	1.02	3.02	16.9	157	Nicely flavored fruit of very mild labruscana flavor.  Clusters about	Mars	1	2	3	4
	8/11/06	16.8	0.70	3.12	24.0	164	like Concord and essentially seedless.  Very vigorous vine with		5	6	7	8
	8/18/06	17.1	0.63	3.07	27.1	161	big leaves.  Does well at market.
Foch	8/11/06	20.0	1.17	3.21	17.1	206	Small, tight clusters.  Starts to crack at ripeness.  Birds are	Foch	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
	8/18/06	20.7	0.90	3.29	23.0	224	moderately hard on it.  Too early for our area, but tasty.
Baco Noir	8/11/06	19.7	1.77	3.04	11.1	182	Nicer than last year, but still beat up by the birds before it could	Baco Noir	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
	8/22/06	21.7	1.28	3.18	17.0	219	hang to proper pH.  Still, a tough vine and good cropper, and the
	8/31/06	22.1	1.26	3.25	17.5	233	wine comes out fine with the pH increase during skin soak.
Seyval Blanc	8/11/06	16.8	1.24	2.86	13.5	137	What can you say?  If it weren't for Seyval's major overcropping	Seyval Blanc	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
	8/13/06	17.1	0.83	3.05	20.6	159	problem, we might have an ideal grape for the East given current
	8/18/06	19.4	0.96	3.00	20.2	175	pesticide usage.  Beautiful, large, golden clusters hang well
	8/20/06	19.6	0.88	3.06	22.3	184	to the peak of ripeness.  The aroma is of melons and papaya.
	8/27/06	21.6	0.90	3.21	24.0	223	Easy to vinify and as long as you keep it cool in the primary
	8/31/06	22.9	0.75	3.32	30.5	252	the aromas are nicely retained.  Needs lots of care early and in
	9/4/06	21.8	0.75	3.48	29.1	264	mid-summer (2nd-ary clusters) to make sure it doesn't overcrop.
Captivator	8/11/06	16.0	0.82	3.20	19.5	164	A beautiful fruit to behold and a treat to eat.  Vine is somewhat	Captivator	1	2	3	4	5	6
	8/23/06	17.2	0.56	3.32	30.7	190	PM prone, but the fruit flavor is exquisite.
America	8/11/06	15.3	1.08	3.14	14.2	151	Now here's a funny flavored fruit!  A blend of the Munson flavor	America	1	2	3	4	5	6
	8/22/06	17.2	1.08	3.14	15.9	170	with a labrusca.  Not at all a standard flavor, but pleasant any-		7	8	9
	9/6/06	17.4	0.78	3.41	22.3	202	how.  Like Munson, a tongue stainer it is so dark.  Easy to grow
	9/11/06	17.6	0.48	3.50	36.7	216	and is fruitful, so worth a try.  Makes interesting jelly.
Lindley	8/11/06	15.2	0.82	3.01	18.5	138	Edward Rogers did us a BIG favor here.  Female, but stunningly	Lindley	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
	8/23/06	18.4	0.42	3.25	43.8	194	flavored, large berried, and low acidity.  Far more delicious than
	8/27/06	17.4	0.42	3.28	41.4	187	Concord and grows very well.  You owe it to yourself to grow it.
Johnson ES2-4-7 X V.coigneteae	8/11/06	16.7	1.38	2.89	12.1	139	David Johnson's hybrid.  Small clusters of small-medium black	Johnson ES2-4-7 X V.coigneteae	1	2	3
	8/24/06	20.0	1.08	3.09	18.5	191	berries.  Fairly neutral, early and sweet.  A good early breeder.
Chancellor	8/11/06	16.3	1.40	3.09	11.6	156	Oh if it could withstand the birds!  A tasty red wine grape with	Chancellor	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
	8/24/06	18.8	0.91	3.28	20.7	202	great chemistry - if it gets ripe!  The birds and hornets really go at
	9/6/06	20.0	0.82	3.40	24.4	231	it and it overcrops worse than Seyval.  Pretty disease prone, too.
Buffalo	8/11/06	17.1	0.98	2.92	17.4	146	I love my Buffalo, that's all there is to it!  It never gets foxy, only	Buffalo	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
	8/18/06	18.2	0.78	3.06	23.3	170	a sort of muscat aroma.  It grows, well, has big berries, and makes
	8/22/06	18.7	0.75	3.14	24.9	184	red wine off the vine.  The wine is a nice, light, fruity red that has
	9/4/06	20.0	0.60	3.40	33.3	231	a good tannin kick.  This is a much overlooked labruscana that
	9/6/06	20.0	0.52	3.35	38.5	224	makes nice red wine.  It should be grown to blend with Norton.
Canadice	8/11/06	18.0	0.63	3.22	28.6	187	Early, red, sweet and sells like crazy at the market.  It is a slow	Canadice	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
	8/18/06	18.4	0.51	3.24	36.1	193	grower like Delaware, though, and is prone to spray injury.
Ravat 34	8/11/06	17.7	0.84	3.28	21.1	190	Grow this instead of Vignoles.  Medium berries on medium, well-	Ravat 34	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
	8/13/06	17.7	0.87	3.28	20.3	190	formed, open clusters.  Hangs well, nice wine.  Give it a try.
Jupiter	8/11/06	19.0	0.62	3.32	30.6	209	My muscattiest muscat.  Lovely, long clusters of ellipsoidal blue-	Jupiter	1	2	3	4	5	6
	8/18/06	19.4	0.51	3.40	38.0	224	black berries.  Make muscatel off the vine with this one.  It won't
	8/20/06	18.9	0.58	3.29	32.6	205	last to the press, though, because it tastes so good.
Suffolk Red	8/11/06	16.4	0.69	2.89	23.8	137	Suffolk Red is tempermental in VA, but it is a finely flavored, delicate	Suffolk Red	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
	8/20/06	19.2	0.58	2.96	33.1	168	textured table grape worth working for.  I also reaches high Brix and		8	9	10
	8/27/06	19.4	0.51	3.09	38.0	185	low acidity making it a valuable breeder with wild vines.		11
	9/4/06	18.0	0.90	3.13	20.0	176	Splits some, hornets like it, somewhat uneven ripening, but good.
Himrod	8/11/06	14.6	0.66	3.09	22.1	139	The jumbo clustered Ontario X Thompson child.  Big green-yellow	Himrod	1