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	2	3	4	5	6
	8/23/06	15.7	0.66	3.15	23.8	156	berries on two pound clusters.  A real sight.  Needs careful spray.
Reliance	8/11/06	17.7	0.52	3.11	34.0	171	Very early but cracks somewhat leading to hornet problems at	Reliance	1	2	3	4	5
	8/20/06	15.4	0.51	2.99	30.2	138	about peak ripeness.  A favorite at market.  Low acidity & pH.
Alden	8/11/06	15.0	0.52	3.52	28.8	186	Huge 1-2 pound clusters of 1" ellipsoidal berries with true vinifera	Alden	1	2	3	4	5
	8/13/06	11.2	0.36	3.39	31.1	129	table grape texture.  Fine muscat flavor.  Low Brix but very low		6	7	8	9	10	11	12
	8/18/06	16.2	0.58	3.39	27.9	186	acidity combines for a sweet taste.  Vigorous vines are very fruitful
	8/20/06	15.2	0.66	3.16	23.0	152	and require cluster thinning.  Makes a very good blending base in
	9/6/06	17.0	0.38	3.78	44.7	243	muscat wines because of its low acidity.  A good grape to have
	9/19/06	14.9	0.48	3.45	31.0	177	around for all purposes.
GBC 12	8/13/06	14.5	1.32	2.88	11.0	120	Wild Vitis labrusca from MA.  Early ripening and strongly foxy.	GBC 12	1	2	3
	8/23/06	16.2	0.96	3.01	16.9	147	Very disease resistant, holds fruit well.
Wine King	8/13/06	18.3	0.86	3.03	21.3	168	A nice, early ripening, red wine grape with a subdued America	Wine King	1	2	3	4	5
	8/22/06	18.9	0.66	3.14	28.6	186	flavor.  Not much like Norton in flavor, but has much better rooting,
	8/23/06	19.2	0.75	3.11	25.6	186	early ripening, bigger berries.  Not for everyone, but a nice vine.
Delaware	8/13/06	19.6	0.87	2.97	22.5	173	I'm still in awe of Delaware's chemistry here.  High Brix, low acidity	Delaware	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
	8/18/06	20.6	0.72	3.03	28.6	189	and low pH.  Beautful red fruit and early ripening.  The vine is low		10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18
	8/23/06	23.3	0.63	3.23	37.0	243	vigor, but the aroma is stunning and should be highlighted by
	8/27/06	22.6	0.45	3.18	50.2	229	picking at optimal acidity and cold fermentation.
Cayuga	8/13/06	13.4	1.46	3.14	9.2	132	Cayuga just isn't right for this climate.  While the vine is strong,	Cayuga	1	2	3	4	5	6
	8/18/06	16.5	1.11	3.06	14.9	154	the fruit is always high pH at high acidity.  As Brix climb, the aroma
	8/23/06	16.8	1.05	3.24	16.0	176	gets fairly foxy.  The wine is nice but needs a lot of acid addition
	8/28/06	18.0	0.88	3.58	20.5	231	and strong cold stabilization here.  I'm afraid it getting pulled out.
Alwood	8/18/06	15.7	0.52	3.13	30.2	154	Grow instead of Concord!  Large purple berries on pounder clusters.	Alwood	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
	8/27/06	17.4	0.20	3.53	89.2	217	Very low acidity and VERY sweet.  A true sweetwater grape.
Fredonia	8/18/06	15.2	0.87	2.98	17.5	135	A good jelly grape.  Much like Concord but earlier and not so rank	Fredonia	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
	8/27/06	16.0	0.42	3.22	38.1	166	a grower.  Worth having a few around for jelly.
Vincent	8/18/06	14.8	1.30	2.94	11.4	128	The black grape that refuses to ripen!  It will sit and sit at 16 Brix	Vincent	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
	8/20/06	15.1	1.33	2.77	11.4	116	and high acidity and not change while the birds and hornets tear
	8/31/06	15.9	0.96	3.11	16.6	154	it up.  Getting pulled out this winter.  A very dark blending grape,
	9/6/06	16.2	1.32	3.04	12.3	150	though.
Elvira	8/20/06	15.3	1.05	2.99	14.6	137	Getting pulled this winter.  Cracks even in very dry conditions here.	Elvira	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
	8/24/06	14.4	1.06	3.10	13.6	138	Great flavor for a labrusca hybrid, but never reached peak ripeness
	8/27/06	15.0	0.99	3.18	15.2	152	due to explosive cracking.  Very vigorous and disease resistant.
NY Muscat	8/20/06	18.6	0.42	3.29	44.3	201	A low vigor vine, but the flavor is worth babying it.  Intense muscat	NY Muscat	1	2	3	4	5
	9/6/06	21.3	0.30	3.74	71.0	298	flavor combine with high Brix and low acidity for a remarkable
	9/19/06	21.0	0.27	3.78	77.8	300	table grape experience.  A wonderful muscat wine grape and
	9/26/06	18.0	0.46	3.41	39.1	209	makes stunning jelly.
Munson	8/22/06	17.6	1.68	3.08	10.5	167	Female, vigorous, dark grape with a unique flavor.  If there is a	Munson	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
	9/6/06	17.5	0.98	3.48	17.9	212	"French hybrid aroma" it came from breeding with this vine.  Very		9	10	11	12
	9/11/06	17.4	0.75	3.53	23.2	217	dark wine and decent chemistry, but not fantastic.
Rosette	8/22/06	18.9	0.81	3.22	23.3	196	A very good grape to have for wine.  Good vigor, fruitful, and	Rosette	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
	9/4/06	17.0	0.93	3.20	18.3	174	excellent chemistry.  Ripens well with minor bird damage.  Vine		11	12	13	14	15
	9/6/06	18.9	0.75	3.36	25.2	213	has good disease resistance.  Makes a nice, simple, red wine
	9/12/06	19.8	0.80	3.45	24.9	236	when fermented on the skins.  A great blender for just about any
	9/19/06	19.8	0.70	3.36	28.3	224	style of red wine.  Easy to grow.  This should be a standard red
	9/26/06	20.4	0.78	3.45	26.2	243	variety in the East.
Villard Noir	8/22/06	18.2	1.42	3.03	12.8	167	Like Rosette in chemistry (great).  Ripening with Rosette it is a	Villard Noir	1	2	3	4	5	6
	9/6/06	19.2	0.96	3.29	20.0	208	natural blending partner with it.  Somewhat like Chancellor, but		7
	9/12/06	19.4	0.87	3.32	22.3	214	later ripening and with tougher fruit.  Still gets some bird damage
	9/19/06	20.0	0.70	3.40	28.6	231	with follow-up hornet damage.  Low acidity on the 9/19 sample is
	9/26/06	21.2	0.90	3.46	23.6	254	due to the sample coming from the pergola vine by our house
	9/27/06	21.0	0.78	3.45	26.9	250	which had less fruit and more leaves than the vineyard vines.
Vignoles	8/22/06	21.5	1.35	3.04	15.9	199	While I love Vignoles wine it is just too succeptable to cracking	Vignoles	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
	9/6/06	22.6	0.81	3.38	27.9	258	here to ripen correctly and dependably.  Low vigor and high acidity
	9/11/06	21.8	0.90	3.38	24.2	249	at high Brix.  Pulling it this winter.
Esprit	8/23/06	15.2	1.00	3.24	15.2	160	Oooo I like my Esprit.  Elmer did us good with this hybrid.  Huge	Esprit	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
	9/6/06	18.3	0.75	3.29	24.4	198	clusters like Edelweiss, but later ripening, tougher skins, better		9	10	11	12
	9/11/06	17.6	0.75	3.45	23.5	209	solids and acidity. A Winner for VA.  Grow instead of Cayuga.
Marquis	8/23/06	14.8	0.51	3.22	29.0	153	Big, honkin' white seedless grapes.  Nice flavor, disease prone.	Marquis	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Golden Muscat	8/23/06	15.9	0.93	2.94	17.1	137	Big, honkin' white seeded grapes.  Interesting mixed muscat and	Golden Muscat	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
	9/6/06	19.2	0.56	3.49	34.3	234	labrusca flavor.  Good for blending with Alden when picked early
	9/19/06	17.0	0.46	3.43	37.0	200	before the labrusca aromas dominate.  Good, vigorous vine.
Muscat St. Vallier	8/23/06	15.8	1.23	3.02	12.8	144	A favorite muscat table grape of ours.  Translucent, ellipsoidal	Muscat St. Vallier	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
	9/4/06	19.0	0.91	3.44	20.9	225	berries with mild muscatiness.  Makes great muscat wine. PM prone.		9	10
Rayon d'Or	8/23/06	20.4	0.78	3.14	26.2	201	Huge 1-2 pound clusters like Seyval its daughter.  Very nice.	Rayon d'Or	1	2	3	4	5
SV 23-512	8/23/06	18.8	0.82	3.27	22.9	201	Like an early Villard Blanc with smaller berries and bronzy-pink	SV 23-512	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
	8/31/06	19.2	0.68	3.38	28.2	219	color.  Very good chemistry and pest resistance.
Interlaken	8/24/06	20.8	0.58	3.12	35.9	202	An amazing white grape that can hang very long.  Low acidity makes	Interlaken	1	2	3	4
	9/4/06	20.6	0.56	3.21	36.8	212	it a great hybridizer with the wild grapes.  Fine flavor and nice
	9/12/06	18.8	0.39	3.27	48.2	201	texture and seedless to boot.  Somewhat sickly but not too bad.
Pocklington	8/24/06	18.2	0.60	3.26	30.3	193	Much like Niagara but maybe a little less "diesel fuel like."  Tough	Pocklington	1	2	3	4	5	6
	9/1/06	18.9	0.50	3.55	38.2	238	vine like Concord and thick skinned berries.  Great jelly grape.
Alphonse de Serres V. rupestris	8/24/06	19.0	1.81	3.02	10.5	173	Picked small crop before birds ate it.  Late find of 3 berries with	Alphonse de Serres V. rupestris	1	2
	11/4/06	25.5	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	25.5 Brix and neutral flavor indicates good late grape breeding possibilities.
Johnson ES4-23-60	8/24/06	26.6	2.47	3.03	10.8	244	Wild flavored, small berries, high Brix.  Not much better than local wild vines.	Johnson ES4-23-60	1	2	3	4
X (RupCord X V. carribaea)							Moderately bothered by birds and hornets.	X (RupCord X V. carribaea)
Beta	8/27/06	19.3	1.26	3.06	15.3	181	Pure foxiness with lots of acidity. Female.	Beta	1	2	3	4	5	6
Chambourcin	8/28/06	15.9	1.36	3.09	11.7	152	Excellent wine grape for VA.  Huge clusters to 2# are open and	Chambourcin	1	2	3	4	5
	9/6/06	17.6	1.11	3.08	15.9	167	easy to get spray into.  Tough skins allow it to hang well until the		6	7
	9/12/06	17.3	1.06	3.23	16.3	180	warblers start to peck at near peak ripeness.  Color is very good		8	9	10
	9/26/06	19.6	0.96	3.34	20.4	219	and tannins are on the mild side.  Excellent cherry-berry aromas
	9/27/06	18.7	0.90	3.30	20.8	204	that go very well with toasted oak.  Does ML easily and is easy to
	9/28/06	22.2	0.88	3.37	25.2	252	make wine with in general.  Vigorous and disease resistant, but
	10/2/06	20.6	0.88	3.29	23.4	223	a favorite of the Japanese beetles.  A must have for the VA winemaker.
Gaertner	8/31/06	16.7	0.42	3.54	39.8	209	Big, loose, red berries.  Mild labrusca flavor.  Much finer than Concord.	Gaertner	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
Ambers 03-2-1	9/4/06	19.3	2.20	3.12	8.8	188	First year of bearing for this new hybrid (V. cordifolia X Chambourcin).	Ambers 03-2-1	1	2	3
	9/12/06	21.6	1.80	3.09	12.0	206	Loose, medium clusters of small-med black berries with little bloom.		4	5	6	7	8
	9/26/06	23.4	1.54	3.20	15.2	240	Very bird resistant.  Japanese beetles like it.  Very vigorous.  High
	10/4/06	23.8	1.32	3.20	18.0	244	acidity, but great Brix, color and flavor.  A great breeding starting point. Self-fertile.
Vivant	9/4/06	22.4	0.96	3.07	23.3	211	Vivant should be grown here instead of vinifera whites.  A fine white	Vivant	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
	9/12/06	21.4	0.64	3.16	33.4	214	wine grape ripening to very light pink.  Superb chemistry and a
	9/19/06	23.3	0.69	3.26	33.8	248	clean, fruity Riesling-like aroma.  Doesn't crack or shell and is bird-resistant.
Chardonnay	9/6/06	19.8	0.50	3.68	39.6	268	One late cluster.  Weakling vine.  What a pain.	Chardonnay
Villard Blanc	9/6/06	19.3	1.04	3.08	18.6	183	Grows well and makes big, 1-2# clusters.  Gets pecked up by the	Villard Blanc	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
	9/12/06	17.9	0.86	3.08	20.8	170	warblers and shredded by the European hornets, though.  Vigorous,		13
	9/26/06	21.0	0.87	3.29	24.1	227	disease resistant, Jap. Beetles like it.  Juice seems low in nutrients
	9/28/06	22.8	0.74	3.38	30.8	260	possibly due to crispy berries that release juice easily.  A fine
	10/2/06	20.8	0.87	3.23	23.9	217	neutral, Chardonnay-like aroma in the wine.
Per Garp's red	9/6/06	22.0	0.96	3.23	22.9	230	A stray from NH.  Small clusters of small, tough, black berries have	Per Garp's red	1	2	3	4	5	6
(Clinton)	9/12/06	21.2	0.90	3.21	23.6	218	a subdued foxiness.  Very good Brix.  Should hang as long as possible.	(Clinton)
Vidal Blanc	9/6/06	19.9	1.00	3.14	19.9	196	Mmmmmm, Vidal.  Clusters to a pound are beautiful to behold.	Vidal Blanc	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
	9/12/06	21.2	0.91	3.22	23.3	220	Very good wine chemistry and fine, neutral aroma.  Very good
	9/19/06	22.0	0.78	3.23	28.2	230	acidity at high Brix much like its parent Ugni Blanc.  Makes an
	9/26/06	23.0	0.93	3.40	24.7	266	excellent dry white table wine.  Somewhat disease prone due to
	10/2/06	24.2	0.84	3.36	28.8	273	its high vinifera pedigree, but such a nice grape it is worth doing
	10/4/06	25.0	0.81	3.37	30.9	284	the basic sprays to enjoy it.  Why grow Chardonnay?
Catawba	9/6/06	18.4	0.64	2.99	28.8	164	Fine labrusca flavor, great conical cluster shape, big berries,	Catawba	1	2
	9/26/06	19.2	0.60	3.14	32.0	189	high solids.  No wonder it has lasted since colonial days.		3	4	5	6	7
Concord	9/6/06	15.7	0.38	3.30	41.3	171	The labruscana weed.  Stinky, but always productive.	Concord
CaCo	9/6/06	16.4	0.45	3.36	36.4	185	Catawba X Concord.  The best of both worlds.  Delicious.	CaCo	1	2	3	4	5	6
Lakemont	9/6/06	20.7	0.64	3.31	32.3	227	A wine grape in table grape disguise. See Tony's #4 in the 2005 V.V. for pics.	Lakemont
Chardonel	9/6/06	22.8	0.80	3.28	28.7	245	A superb grower and holds up well to the birds.  Well-balanced	Chardonel	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
	9/12/06	22.6	0.90	3.16	25.1	226	vine, quite disease resistant.  A good wine grape.		8	9	10	11	12	13
Rougeon	9/6/06	16.9	0.90	3.16	18.8	169	My teinturier of choice.  Good chemistry and neutral flavor with	Rougeon	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
	9/19/06	18.0	0.84	3.26	21.4	191	inky dark color.  Like Rosette but much darker.  No ozone problem here.
Colobel	9/6/06	17.2	1.65	3.14	10.4	170	Like a blue-black Vidal but even later ripening.  Long, tight, big	Colobel	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
	9/26/06	19.0	1.65	3.24	11.5	199	clusters to 1.5# will not ripen here before excessive bird damage.		10	11	12	13
	10/2/06	19.6	1.50	3.23	13.1	204	Blends well with Chambourcin, none-the-less.
Steuben (upper)	9/6/06	17.8	0.48	3.22	37.1	185	2004 vines in mid vineyard.  A top table grape for home use and wine.	Steuben (upper)	1	2	3
	9/19/06	19.2	0.30	3.42	64.0	225	Great muscat aroma and healthy vines with big clusters.
Steuben (lower)	9/6/06	18.0	0.40	3.23	45.0	188	2005 vines in lower vineyard.  Grow Steuben instead of Concord.	Steuben (lower)	1	2	3	4	5
	9/19/06	19.9	0.26	3.48	76.5	241	Dig the high Brix and good pH for the acidity!
Sheridan	9/6/06	17.0	0.44	3.20	38.6	174	Much like Steuben with bigger clusters and muscattier in flavor.	Sheridan	1	2	3	4	5
Goethe	9/6/06	15.8	0.40	3.25	39.5	167	My favorite table grape.  Fine muscat flavor.  Very sweet.  Fine,	Goethe	1	2	3	4	5
	9/26/06	18.4	0.24	3.62	76.7	241	translucent, pink, big berries in small clusters.  Good vine health.
Favorite	9/6/06	18.5	1.59	3.08	11.6	175	An old T.V. Munson hybrid.  Much like Herbemont but darker	Favorite	1	2	3	4
	9/26/06	21.4	1.35	3.32	15.9	236	skinned.  Might just ripen here if protected from birds.  Small berries		5	6	7	8	9
	10/2/06	22.2	1.12	3.35	19.8	249	in tight clusters, high Brix and acidity.  A good grape.
L50-S	9/6/06	24.7	1.92	3.37	12.9	281	Herb Fritzke's wild riparia selection.  Dig the Brix and acidity!	L50-S	1	2	3	4
Dattier St. Vallier	9/6/06	15.9	0.51	3.35	31.2	178	Somewhat like Villard Blanc with lower solids and fingerling	Dattier St. Vallier	1	2	3	4	5	6
	9/11/06	15.9	0.60	3.39	26.5	183	berries.  Neutral, watery, thin skinned.  Hornets tear it up.
Herbemont	9/6/06	16.8	1.42	2.81	11.8	133	Reddish purple, small berries in small tight clusters.  This could	Herbemont	1	2	3	4	5
	9/26/06	17.5	1.12	2.97	15.6	154	easily be V. aestivalis X Pinot Muenier by looks.  Very late
	10/2/06	17.8	1.05	2.93	17.0	153	ripening, probably too late for here.
Melody	9/12/06	19.8	0.72	3.20	27.5	203	Disease prone, but much better chemistry and flavor than its sister Cayuga.	Melody
Ambers 03-2-3	9/12/06	19.4	2.22	2.94	8.7	168	Probably the best of the 03-2 cross.  Properly proportioned medium clusters	Ambers 03-2-3	1	2	3	4	5
	9/26/06	21.0	2.07	2.97	10.1	185	of medium berries that ripen evenly with heavy bloom.  High solids
	10/19/06	22.4	1.62	3.00	13.8	202	and neutral flavor.  Dark wine is neutral.  Good breeding starting point. Self-fertile.
Traminette	9/19/06	20.4	0.68	3.07	30.0	192	Excellent vine and juice.  Dig that balance!  Thank you Herb Barrett.	Traminette	1	2	3	4	5
Neptune	9/26/06	18.7	0.84	3.01	22.3	169	Crunchy, apple-flavored fingerling berries.  Disease prone.	Neptune	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
Ambers 04-3-2	9/26/06	23.4	2.67	2.96	8.8	205	Looks like wild cordifolia.  Ripens late,  Aurore X cordifolia.	Ambers 04-3-2	1	2	3	4
Wild Foxy Vixen	9/26/06	21.1	1.98	2.85	10.7	171	labrusca X cordifolia.  Small open clusters of tough, late-ripening	Wild Foxy Vixen	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
	10/19/06	21.8	1.47	2.92	14.8	186	medium-large berries with pure foxiness. A great labruscana parent.		9	10
St. Vincent	9/26/06	18.0	1.26	3.19	14.3	183	Clusters to 2# of large, round, blue-black, slipskin berries.  Much	St. Vincent	1	2	3	4	5
	10/2/06	18.6	1.06	3.20	17.5	190	like Chambourcin except in fruit.  If Pinot is in its pedigree, I'll be damned!
Last Rose	9/26/06	16.0	1.20	3.06	13.3	150	Munson's late-ripening table grape.  Possibly too late here.  Nice,	Last Rose	1	2	3	4
	10/2/06	17.7	1.00	3.17	17.7	178	properly proportioned clusters of tight purple berries.  Mild labrusca.
R4N V. riparia	9/26/06	16.4	1.77	2.98	9.3	146	VT riparia seedling.  Tastes like Clinton.	R4N V. riparia	1	2	3
Ambers 03-1-1	10/19/06	27.6	n/a	3.02	n/a	252	cordifolia X Cab. Sauv.  Shows great promise. Female.	Ambers 03-1-1
Ambers 03-1-2	10/19/06	23.9	2.10	2.85	11.4	194	cordifolia X Cab. Sauv.  Shows great promise. Self-fertile.	Ambers 03-1-2	1	2	3	4
Ambers 03-1-3	10/19/06	23.3	n/a	3.27	n/a	249	cordifolia X Cab. Sauv.  Shows great promise.self-fertile. Best of 3.	Ambers 03-1-3
Ambers 03-2-2	10/19/06	25.4	1.86	3.07	13.7	239	cordifolia X Chamb.  Minor crop.  Self-fertile, Neutral, Black.	Ambers 03-2-2	1	2
Ambers 03-2-4	10/19/06	21.0	2.48	2.92	8.5	179	cordifolia X Chamb.  Minor crop.  Self-fertile, Neutral, Black.	Ambers 03-2-4	1	2
Ambers 04-7-22	10/19/06	25.8	2.34	2.91	11.0	218	riparia X cordifolia.  Small black berries, open cluster. Female.	Ambers 04-7-22
Dlugo	10/19/06	12.0	0.52	3.32	23.1	132	Huge 1.2" berries.  Ripens very late, later than muscadines here.	Dlugo	1	2	3	4	5	6
Polk V. riparia (female)	10/19/06	20.2	4.50	2.95	4.5	176	A typical wild Ohio riparia.  Somewhat foxy flavor.	Polk V. riparia (female)
Polk V. riparia (male)							A typical Ohio male that makes a few berries every year!	Polk V. riparia (male)	1	2
FVS-1	10/19/06	22.0	1.59	3.39	13.8	253	(labrusca X cordifolia) X cordifolia.  Neutral, tough, wild, late.	FVS-1
FVS-3	10/19/06	16.7	1.90	3.18	8.8	169	(labrusca X cordifolia) X cordifolia.  Foxy, tough, wild, late.	FVS-3	1
FVS-9	10/19/06	22.4	1.35	3.54	16.6	281	(labrusca X cordifolia) X cordifolia.  Cordifoli-oid, tough, wild, late.	FVS-9	1	2
FHR-7	10/19/06	21.7	3.03	3.05	7.2	202	cordifolia seedling, wild.	FHR-7
Crump's V. cordifolia	10/19/06	21.0	4.31	2.80	4.9	165	cordifolia seedling, wild.	Crump's V. cordifolia	1	2	3	4	5	6
Williams Cr. V. cinerea	11/1/06	26.2	3.75	3.14	7.0	258	Wild cinerea var. Baileyana, tiny, blackberry-like clusters.	Williams Cr. V. cinerea	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
Sunbury, NC, V. cinerea	11/1/06	24.2	5.28	2.97	4.6	213	Wild cinerea.  Small, open clusters of sour, wild tasting fruit.	Sunbury, NC, V. cinerea
Wagon Trail V. cinerea	11/1/06	31.4	3.68	3.24	8.5	330	DIG THE BRIX!  Our local wild cinerea var. Baileyana.	Wagon Trail V. cinerea	1	2	3	4	5
Barrett's B27 V. cinerea	11/1/06	19.5	4.68	2.67	4.2	139	Med. Open clusters of small, black berries.  Wild flavor.	Barrett's B27 V. cinerea	1	2	3	4	5
Polk V. bicolor							Should bloom in 2007.  Healthy vine with great bicolor characteristics.	Polk V. bicolor	1	2	3	4
Polk V. bicolor X V. riparia?							Foliage like bicolor but more serrate edges and less white bloom on the undersides.	Polk V. bicolor X V. riparia?	1	2	3	4	5
							Should bloom in 2007.  Brown rather than maroon stems.  Hopefully it is a female.
Monroe, VA, V. aestivalis seedlings							Typical V. aestivalis to compare to the bicolors.	Monroe, VA, V. aestivalis seedlings	1	2	3	4	5
Monroe, VA, Wagon Trail V. cordifolia							The famous salal flavored female!	Monroe, VA, Wagon Trail V. cordifolia	1	2	3
Monroe, VA, Peters' clearing V. cordifolia							The famous large clustered male!	Monroe, VA, Peters' clearing V. cordifolia	1	2	3
Barrett's B50 V. riparia							Herb Barrett's large cluster/berry riparia.	Barrett's B50 V. riparia	1	2
Venus							Much like Mars.	Venus	1	2	3
High Peak Upper V. aestivalis							Large' berry aestivalis with spicey flavor	High Peak Upper V. aestivalis	1	2	3	4
Panther Falls Rd., VA, tannic V. aestivalis							5-6" cylindrical clusters of small-medium blue berries with tannic skins.	Panther Falls Rd., VA, tannic V. aestivalis	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
Tara muscadine							A fine bronze muscadine	Tara muscadine	1	2
Ison muscadine							A fine black muscadine	Ison muscadine	1	2	3	4	5	6
							An evil import from Europe.	European Hornet	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
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