2007 Chateau Z Virtual Vineyard

Variety Date Brix (ref.) TA (%) pH Notes P I C T U R E S      
DeChaunac 7/27/07 18.9 1.57 3.08 An excellent wine grape IF allowed to hang to full ripeness.  The pH at  
  8/10/07 21.3 1.12 3.15 harvest must be above 3.50 for the acidity to be reasonable and the  
  8/26/07 21.2 0.98 3.12 flavors to be mature.  Otherwise, think sour grass clippings.  DeChauncac  
  9/3/07 20.7 0.82 3.16 wine can be a very good Cabernet Sauvignon replacement IF the fruit is  
  9/13/07 21.8 0.78 3.53 allowed to ripen properly 6-8 weeks beyond veraison!                      
Reliance 7/27/07 19.4 1.20 3.13 Dig that pH for the acidity level!  Reliance is very early for me and 1  
  8/10/07 21.2 0.56 3.27 cracks every year.  Sells well at the market if picked before cracking.                      
Vanessa 7/27/07 19.2 0.81 3.20 Chemistry like Reliance and early, but does not crack.  Flavor is much 1  
  8/10/07 19.0 0.52 3.33 more neutral than Reliance and the fruit redder.  Nice & crunchy, too!                      
Canadice 7/27/07 20.0 1.20 3.16 Early with very low acidity.  Doesn't crack and sells very well at market 1  
  8/10/07 21.2 0.37 3.46 with the only downer being low vigor.  Very pretty and tasty.                      
V8-19-11 7/27/07 29.5 3.52 2.88 typical riparia flavor                      
V8-17-1 7/27/07 25.5 2.70 3.19 typical riparia flavor                      
L50-S 7/27/07 26.2 3.60 2.95 Mild riparia flavor and pretty clusters of small berries with heavy bloom. 1                    
Ravat 34 8/10/07 17.6 0.90 3.15 Early white-pink fruit that is translucent when ripe.  Very good wine 1 2  
  8/21/07 19.8 0.72 3.40 chemistry and large clusters.  Likes VSP and pretty disease resistant.                      
Buffalo 8/10/07 20.0 0.75 3.14 Talk about SOFT red wine!  If it weren't for the hefty tannins the wine  
  8/29/07 22.0 0.53 3.39 would be very flat.  Lovely eating grape and ferments to a fruity but not  
  8/30/07 20.9 0.51 3.48 foxy red wine.  Blends well with many reds to add more fruitiness.                      
Pinot Gris 8/10/07 19.0 0.82 3.10 Very nice white wine grape.  Too bad the clusters are so tight and the 1  
  8/21/07 20.9 0.58 3.39  vines and fruit are so disease prone.                      
NY Muscat 8/10/07 21.2 0.45 3.45 Low vigor, intense muscat aroma, makes lovely muscatel.                      
Chardonnay 8/10/07 20.4 0.75 3.38 Same comments as for Pinot Gris, above. 1  
  8/19/07 21.9 0.60 3.49                        
Alwood 8/10/07 16.8 0.60 3.30 Don't grow Concord, grow Alwood!!!  Beautiful clusters, early, delicious. 1                    
Lindley 8/10/07 18.4 0.30 3.25 One of the finest old-line labruscanas.  Female but worth having.                      
Chasselas 373 8/10/07 16.1 0.45 3.47 Davis selection DVIT373.  Very low acidity but the pH rises fast 1 2 3 4 5  
  8/19/07 19.2 0.34 3.89 during ripening.  Used only for breeding in my vineyard.  This may be  
  8/26/07 18.3 0.38 3.91 an interesting vinifera to try if you are into that sort of thing (spraying).  
  9/9/07 18.0 0.36 3.96 Very neutral, sweet and juicy.                      
Seneca 8/10/07 19.5 0.45 3.41 Higher Brix than Chasselas and lower acidity!  A perfect breeder to 1  
  8/19/07 20.2 0.45 3.64 pair with wild vines.  The pH still rises fast on ripening, but how this  
  9/9/07 21.3 0.27 3.88 translates into hybrids with wilds is not known to me.  Very fine grape.                      
Kay Gray 8/10/07 23.4 0.45 3.64 Still as grassy as ever.  Very sweet and disease resistant.  Makes a 1  
  8/19/07 25.7 0.52 3.94 peculiar, but pleasant wine.  Very, very early.                      
Delaware 8/10/07 21.4 0.75 3.13 Delaware has sterling wine chemistry.  If you like subtle foxiness and 1  
  8/19/07 24.8 0.52 3.37 an aestivalis fruitiness, Delaware is unbeatable.  Stunning to eat when  
  8/21/07 23.5 0.42 3.57 fresh even with small berries and seeds.  Its low vigor is welcome here.                      
Lakemont 8/10/07 19.7 0.55 3.00 Low acidity AND pH.  A natural for wild breeding.  Very good grape.                      
Suffolk Red 8/10/07 21.0 0.47 2.99 Ditto as for Lakemont.  Strong grower, neutral, open clusters.                      
Muscat St. Vallier 8/10/07 18.9 1.28 3.11 Nice dual-purpose grape.  Very dense shoot production and is weak-  
  9/9/07 24.0 0.50 3.69 moderate in disease resistance.  Still, outstanding eating quality.                      
Aurore 8/10/07 19.6 0.71 3.34 Perfect wine chemistry, early, clusters too tight.  Neutral is the word. 1                    
Captivator 8/10/07 20.4 0.75 3.22 Super fruity with tropical flavors.  Translucent red-orange fruit is a real 1  
  8/19/07 20.3 0.30 3.45 eye-catcher at the market.  Haven't made wine from it.                      
GBC-12 8/10/07 15.5 1.80 3.00 Wild Vitis labrusca.  Early and extremely foxy.                      
Worden 8/10/07 18.8 0.90 3.22 Early Concord-like fruit.  Tastes somewhat like Beta.                      
Pocklington 8/10/07 20.3 0.60 3.31 A favorite white seedling of Concord.  Looks like Diamond and a bit 1  
  8/21/07 21.2 0.42 3.48 stronger but no so much as Niagara.  A lovely labruscana wine grape.                      
Diamond 8/10/07 19.0 0.60 3.21 Truly the gem of the white labruscanas.  Beautiful, medium clusters of 1 2 3  
  8/19/07 20.0 0.75 3.35 properly packed med-large green-gold berries.  No doubt one of the  
  8/21/07 19.4 0.40 3.38 finest old-line labruscana hybrids.  Appears fairly disease resistant.                      
Wine King 8/10/07 20.0 0.68 3.12 GROW WINE KING NOT NORTON!  Ripens mid-season, large black 1 2 3 4 5  
  8/19/07 22.9 0.67 3.25 berries in med-large shouldered clusters.  Superb wine chemistry, wine  
  8/26/07 22.4 0.66 3.35 is fruity and excellent dry with oak aging.  Pick on pH, not Brix.  Grows  
  8/30/07 22.2 0.54 3.50 easily from cuttings, very disease resistant.  Not foxy, very dark wine.                      
Foch 8/10/07 20.4 1.42 3.16 Excellent wine chemistry and wine.  Early and vigorous.  Again, pick  
  8/26/07 23.8 0.78 3.44 based on pH not Brix.  Rich Burgundy-like wine takes ML and oak very  
  8/27/07 21.0 0.72 3.69 nicely.  I blend with Lucie Kuhlmann for a very nice wine.                      
Schuyler 8/10/07 21.0 0.53 3.51 Early, low acid, large berries and clusters.  Neutral flavor screams for  
  8/26/07 22.5 0.45 3.76 more use in wine.  Too soon to rate disease resistance.  A lovely grape.                      
MN1095 8/10/07 24.0 1.88 3.05 The ultimate northern wine mother.  Early and can reach normal wine 1 2 3 4  
  8/19/07 28.0 1.57 3.21 chemistry in the mid-Atlantic with extended hang time.  Takes all other  
  8/26/07 25.2 1.26 3.20 pollen easily in breeding and makes copious seed.  Similar to Foch in  
  9/2/07 24.9 0.82 3.30 appearance and flavor.  Female.  Very dark wine.                      
Mericadel 8/10/07 15.7 1.05 3.06 A true blend of America and Delaware flavor.  Pretty good wine chem 1  
  8/21/07 18.3 0.48 3.42 but VERY dark and fruity.  An odd labrusca-ey flavor, not for everyone.                      
Baco Noir 8/10/07 20.8 1.35 3.05 Baco has very thin skins that make it susceptible to birds and there-  
  8/27/07 22.0 1.20 3.48 fore difficult to let hang to full ripeness.  A shame.  If only it could hang.                      
Lucie Kuhlmann 8/10/07 24.0 1.35 3.06 This is a surprising little grape full of peppery aromas in its small  
  8/19/07 26.4 1.05 3.24 berries.  Clusters are med-long, cylindrical, loose and shouldered. Must  
  8/26/07 24.6 0.82 3.38 hang to pH of 3.5 to reduce the strong bell pepper aroma.  Good color,  
  8/27/07 24.4 0.72 3.58 disease resistant, vigorous and productive.  Early-mid season. A keeper.                      
Oberlin 595 8/10/07 25.2 1.65 3.05 This is an acidic riparia hybrid with Gamay that looks a fair bit like  
  8/30/07 25.1 0.99 3.42 Lucie Kuhlmann, but is later and never gets to wine acidity levels.  Very  
  9/13/07 23.6 1.14 3.66 dark wine takes ML well to come into perfect balance.  With oak is like Cru Beaujolais.              
America 8/10/07 17.4 0.75 3.11 Strongly fruity-foxy in a weird way.  Incompletely self-pollinates for   
  9/10/07 20.3 0.56 3.63 straggly clusters.  Impervious to disease.  A good breeder, Wine King is offspring.                
Munson 8/10/07 14.0 1.50 2.98 America's mother and a basis of the French hybrids.  Female, very  
  9/9/07 20.0 0.87 3.73 dark, strong flavor.  Decent chemistry for a wild hybrid. Disease impervious.                    
Stevenson Brook R22S 8/16/07 21.0 1.50 3.11 A foxy, riparia wild hybrid.  Tiny clusters and berries.  Getting pulled.   1 2 3                
Polk "white" riparia 8/16/07 24.7 3.15 2.70 Not white. Green shot berries remain after birds eat black fruit. OK vine 1 2 3                
V8-19-32 "maple leaf" 8/16/07 25.6 3.30 2.80 Typical MN riparia with pretty, deep sinus leaves. 1                    
V8-18-39 "big cluster" 8/16/07 25.2 2.85 2.92 Med berries and clusters, neutral, female, early.  Should be bred on. 1 2 3 4 5            
V8-19-82 "big berry" 8/16/07 22.5 2.77 2.73 Plump medium berries, female, cluster size not known yet.                      
Landot Noir 8/19/07 22.6 0.82 3.46 An excellent early-mid red wine grape with fine chemistry and great 1  
  8/27/07 25.5 0.70 3.67 neutral flavor.  Excellent chemistry and good disease resistance.                      
Rayon d'Or 8/19/07 21.6 0.75 3.08 A lovely white wine grape much like its daughter Seyval.  Flavor is  
  8/21/07 21.8 0.82 3.39 richer than Seyval and overcrops even more.  Roots extremely easily  
  8/27/07 22.0 0.75 3.55 from cuttings.  Why isn't there more of it in the East?                      
Elvira 8/21/07 19.4 0.64 3.35 Cracked again this year right on cue - even in a dead dry drought! 1                    
Vignoles 8/21/07 23.0 1.08 3.19 Lovely as usual, but those super tight clusters are a problem. 1                    
Cayuga 8/21/07 20.9 0.61 3.45 High pH and sloppy as usual.  Disease resistant, though.  Jerry likes it!                      
Amber 8/21/07 19.0 0.74 3.19 Red, female, like Elvira.  Didn't crack.  Could be a useful mother.                      
Seyval Blanc 8/21/07 21.3 0.70 3.25 Pick around a pH of 3.35 for a stunningly easy white wine to make.  
  8/27/07 22.5 0.69 3.30 Needs shoot and cluster thinned to prevent overcropping and it helps  
  8/30/07 20.0 0.72 3.32 to cut secondary crop off if time/labor permits.  Makes large, properly  
  9/2/07 21.2 0.68 3.53 compact, shouldered clusters of golden berries with a subtle tropical  
  9/9/07 20.5 0.51 3.56 fruit aroma.  Needs cold fermentation to preserve the fruit, otherwise  
  9/13/07 22.9 0.75 3.69 the wine is neutral like Chardonnay with a similar viscosity.                      
Wiggins Spring seedling 8/26/07 12.0 1.11 3.27 Wild Vitis labrusca.  Mid-season, vigorous, disease impervious. 1                    
DJ ES2-4-7 X coignetiae 8/26/07 23.2 1.02 3.24 David Johnson's coignetiae hybrid.  Female, early-mid season, small- 1 2  
  9/2/07 23.6 1.02 3.39 med clusters, fruity.  A great mother for early grapes. Good disease res.                      
Ives 8/26/07 17.7 0.58 3.32 Must be a labrusca X labruscana back cross. Very foxy and tough. 1                    
Rosette 8/29/07 20.2 0.79 3.31 Rosette takes well to ML fermentation to produce wine with very good  
  9/9/07 23.2 0.87 3.44 balance.  Small compact clusters of small-med berries on productive   
  9/10/07 22.3 0.84 3.44 vines.  Not typically recommended for red wine, but it does very well in  
  9/13/07 22.6 0.87 3.59 this stead if left to mature to pH~3.5 on the vine.  Pretty disease resistant.                      
Steuben upper 8/29/07 19.4 0.53 3.42 Grow Steuben instead of Concord.  Large handsome clusters of large  
  9/9/07 18.4 0.42 3.35 berries with a scrumptious muscat flavor.  Much praised at market. Makes  
  9/21/07 22.6 0.45 3.64 a surprisingly tasty dry red wine loaded with tannins.  An excellent                      
Steuben lower 8/29/07 18.1 0.38 3.37 breeding grape having low acidity and good disease resistance.                      
Lady Patricia 8/29/07 19.7 0.73 3.38 Herb Barrett's ladyfinger grape named for his wife.  A VERY peculiar 1  
  9/9/07 20.5 0.73 3.54 looking, elongate football shaped berry.  Very tasty.  Grows well.                      
Veeblanc 8/29/07 19.1 0.72 3.23 Large clusters of big golden berries descibed as "a flavor explosion" 1                    
Chardonel 8/30/07 22.8 0.90 3.26 More acidic than Seyval and even more attractive to hornets.  There  1  
  9/9/07 25.6 0.90 3.38 may be more bird pecking due to slightly thinner skins.  Still, a nice  
  9/16/07 24.7 0.90 3.28 grape, but too much vinifera in it and it is patented.  Oh well.                      
Romulus 8/30/07 20.1 0.69 3.18 Nice wine grape.  Shelled badly this year.  Fine flavor.                      
Gaertner 9/9/07 17.6 0.44 3.52 Big, brick red labruscana. Female, needs a pollinator.  Very good fruit.                      
Concord 9/9/07 18.8 0.40 3.58 Disease resistant with pretty clusters.  Yucky smell.  Give it up!                      
Verdelet 9/9/07 21.2 0.64 3.62 A pure taste treat.  Small-medium, ovoid, translucent white berries on 1  
  9/17/07 20.1 0.54 3.55 Villard Blanc like vine.  Beautifully flavored crunchy fruit.  Stunning.                      
Goethe 9/9/07 19.1 0.55 3.58 Small clusters of med-large, round, brick red, muscatty berries.  My 1  
  9/21/07 19.1 0.33 3.83 favorite labruscana flavor.  Powdery mildew sensitive, but oh so tasty.                      
Gold Coin 9/9/07 18.2 0.57 3.68 Very foxy, large, orange-gold berries.  Thick skins like a muscadine!                      
Hayes 9/9/07 20.5 0.45 3.89 Much like Pocklington.  Vine looks more like Concord.  Very good.                      
Norton 9/9/07 23.0 1.58 3.30 Much over-praised for its historical and disease resistant values.  Poor 1 2 3 4  
  9/27/07 24.1 0.75 3.84 wine chemistry is very hard to manage.  Leave to the experts, grow Wine King instead.              
Esprit 9/9/07 20.4 0.58 3.65 Beautiful, huge clusters of round, medium, green-white berries.  Hangs 1  
  9/16/07 20.8 0.48 3.68 very well and makes delicious, faintly foxy white wine.  Disease resistant.                      
Vivant 9/9/07 24.7 0.75 3.17 Some PM this year late.  Golden-pink. Small berries in medium sized  
  9/16/07 23.7 0.66 3.28 clusters with fine wine chemistry.  Superb wine.  Very sweet fruit.                      
Villard Noir 9/9/07 20.2 0.81 3.42 Let hang for 3.5 pH like the other red hybrids if you can.  Large, oval 1  
  9/21/07 21.5 0.87 3.46 berries in 1# clusters.  Very productive.  Earlier and lower acid than Chambourcin.                
Stevenson Brook R4N 9/9/07 20.2 1.99 3.08 Small foxy riparia seedling from VT.  Nothing special.                      
Chambourcin 9/9/07 19.5 1.08 3.14 Med-large, black beries in large 1-2# clusters.  Late and MUST hang 1  
  9/21/07 20.7 0.90 3.27 until the pH reaches 3.5 for wine with reasonable balance.  Takes ML  
  9/30/07 22.6 0.72 3.37 and oak well for a delicious dark wine.  Largely disease resistant with  
  10/4/07 22.2 0.74 3.57 very modest spray.  Should be a mid-Atlantic standard variety.                      
Traminette 9/16/07 21.4 0.60 3.25 Very vigorous, makes almost muscat-like wine.  Good disease res. 1                    
Roucaneuf 9/16/07 19.7 0.70 3.20 Pink-red, medium, oval berries in mod. loose clusters.  Nice vine. 1                    
Dattier St. Vallier 9/16/07 19.4 0.68 3.43 Getting pulled.  To thin skinned, hornets trash it.  High pH fruit. 1                    
Melody 9/16/07 21.7 0.70 3.32 Seems OK, somewhat PM sensitive.  Patented. 1                    
Catawba 9/16/07 20.6 0.42 3.35 With little spray makes magnificent fruit.  No wonder it has lasted. 1                    
SV 23-512 9/16/07 21.6 0.54 3.58 A very fine white wine grape should be grown much more. Productive. 1                    
Bacchus 9/17/07 24.3 0.90 3.35 Foxy riparia wine grape.  Makes superb jelly.  Interesting red wine. 1                    
Merlot 9/17/07 20.8 0.51 3.79 Disease prone and low productivity.  Early-mid.  Nice, but vinifera.                      
Cabernet Franc 9/17/07 21.9 0.57 3.67 ditto                        
BR7 9/17/07 24.5 1.11 3.10 Dead upright growth, tasty fruit, small clusters, female. Disease res. 1                    
Rougeon 9/17/07 19.4 0.72 3.37 A perfect blender with Rosette.  Very dark, good Brix and balance. No 1  
  9/21/07 20.1 0.70 3.44 problems with biannual production or ozone here.  Good disease res.                      
Herbemont 9/19/07 21.4 0.81 3.07 Very late, old aestivalis hybrid.  Large clusters of blue berries almost 1 2 3  
  9/27/07 20.5 0.86 3.22 need to go to frost to ripen.  Vigorous and healthy vines.  Roots with difficulty.                    
Foxy Vixen 9/19/07 22.3 1.59 2.99 Wild labrusca X cordifolia.  Clean, Beta-like foxiness, high solids and 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
  10/8/07 25.9 1.08 3.25 low acidity for a wild vine.  Very late like cordifolia.  Med berries & clusters.                    
04-3-2 9/20/07 25.3 1.80 3.05 Aurore X FS-2 male cordifolia: long, loose clusters of small berries, female 1                    
04-3-14 9/20/07 27.4 2.48 3.18 Aurore X FS-2 male cordifolia: self-fertile, heavy crop, mild cordaroma 1 2                  
04-3-22 9/20/07 23.3 2.13 3.00 Aurore X FS-2 male cordifolia: self-fertile, heavy crop, v. mild cordaroma 1                    
04-3-26 9/19/07 27.9 1.42 3.18 Aurore X FS-2 male cordifolia: female, long peduncle, mod cordaroma                      
04-3-28 9/19/07 29.7 2.25 3.25 Aurore X FS-2 male cordifolia: female, 5/16 berries, loose clusters, mild                      
04-3-37 9/19/07 23.3 1.41 3.24 Aurore X FS-2 male cordifolia: female, mod cordaroma, 3/8" berries                      
04-4-3 9/19/07 24.4 1.20 3.38 Seyval X FS-1 male cordifolia: female, 3/8" berry                      
04-4-9 9/19/07 27.3 2.22 3.16 Seyval X FS-1 male cordifolia: female, early, mild cordaroma                      
04-4-15 9/19/07 27.7 1.20 3.47 Seyval X FS-1 male cordifolia: self-fertile, 3-4" clusters, 5/16" berries, mild 1                    
04-4-26 9/20/07 23.1 2.92 3.01 Seyval X FS-1 male cordifolia: self-fertile, 3-4" clusters, 5/16" berries, fruity 1                    
04-4-28 9/20/07 25.2 2.10 3.01 Seyval X FS-1 male cordifolia: female, 4" loose clusters, citrusy, bloomy 1                    
04-4-32 9/20/07 27.4 1.92 2.94 Seyval X FS-1 male cordifolia: female, 4-6" loose, tapering clusters, mod cordaroma 1                    
04-4-34 9/20/07 27.1 1.95 3.13 Seyval X FS-1 male cordifolia: female, 3-4" v. loose clusters, long peduncle                    
04-4-35 9/19/07 24.5 2.40 3.05 Seyval X FS-1 male cordifolia: female, 4"+ peduncle, v. loose, mod cordaroma                    
04-4-38 9/20/07 24.4 2.22 3.02 Seyval X FS-1 male cordifolia: female, 2'3" loose clusters, mod cordaroma 1                    
04-4-39 9/19/07 23.2 2.40 3.18 Seyval X FS-1 male cordifolia: female, 2" well-filled clusters, mod cordaroma                    
04-4-44 9/20/07 26.9 1.98 3.03 Seyval X FS-1 male cordifolia: female, heavy fruit set, 6" clusters, tapering, loose 1 2 3                
04-4-50 9/19/07 25.1 2.60 2.88 Seyval X FS-1 male cordifolia: female, loose 2-3" clusters, mild cordaoma                      
Villard Blanc 9/21/07 19.7 0.72 3.37 Excellent white wine grape for the mid-Atlantic.  Huge clusters to 2# with 1  
  9/27/07 21.4 0.81 3.42 proper wine chemistry make neutral, steely white wine.  Excellent to eat, too.                    
Neptune 9/21/07 21.0 0.75 3.38 Canning grape.  Crunchy.  Disease prone.  Pretty, oval, white fruit. 1                    
Vidal Blanc 9/21/07 21.2 0.74 3.32 A lovely wine grape for the mid-Atlantic.  Too much vinifera in it, but enjoy 1  
  9/30/07 24.2 0.69 3.38 it in your vineyard and cellar while it survives.  Proper wine chemistry, late  
  10/2/07 23.5 0.63 3.61 ripening, outstanding wine.  Why grow vinifera?  Mod. Disease resistant.                      
Columbian 9/21/07 15.2 0.57 3.18 Big honkin' red berries.  Very late and foxy.  My biggest labruscana. 1                    
XLNTA 9/21/07 18.3 0.69 3.39 Pretty undistinguished labruscana.  Disease resistant.  OK for jelly. 1                    
Sheridan 9/21/07 20.5 0.38 3.45 Big clusters of red-blue berrries low in acidity and sweet.  Superb breeder.                      
St. Vincent 9/21/07 20.0 0.78 3.36 Much like Chambourcin with bigger berries. 1                    
B50 9/27/07 19.0 3.96 2.72 Very late, wild riparia. 1                    
Favorite 9/27/07 24.6 0.81 3.58 Huge clusters, late, excellent chemistry.  Will plant more. 1 2                  
Lenoir 9/27/07 24.2 0.90 3.53 Like Favorite but a bit later.  Tad too late for here. 1 2                  
Last Rose 9/28/07 21.2 0.69 3.06 Very late, large clusters of purple berries.  Labruscana flavor.  PM prone. 1 2                  
NY 66.795.1 9/30/07 25.4 0.75 3.22 Excellent late wine grape.  Should be tested in the south.                      
Colobel 9/30/07 22.4 1.11 3.45 Very late teinturier grape.  Poor chemistry but makes black wine that  
  10/4/07 22.1 1.14 3.59 blends well with Chambiourcin or other late reds.  Good diease resistance.                    
B27 10/6/07 22.8 3.45 2.96 Wild Vitis cinerea from Illinois.  Disease impervious, leaves hairy on top! 1                    
03-1-1 10/8/07 28.7 1.65 2.95 SBC BG cordifolia X Cab. Sauv.: female, small clusters/berries, late, peppery 1                    
03-1-2 10/8/07 25.8 1.72 3.08 SBC BG cordifolia X Cab. Sauv.: S.F., small clusters/berries, peppery 1                    
03-1-3 10/6/07 22.8 1.35 3.26 SBC BG cordifolia X Cab. Sauv.: S.F., small clusters/berries, peppery 1 2                  
03-2-1 9/9/07 23.4 1.52 3.39 SBC BG cordifolia X Chambourcin: S.F., med clusters/berries, mild 1 2 3 4 5 6  
  10/6/07 28.1 0.78 3.84 cordaroma, otherwise like Chambourcin.  Must hang very late.  Productive.  
  10/8/07 27.6 1.05 3.69 Disease resistant but gets some foliar phylloxera.  Earliest of this cross.                      
03-2-2 9/21/07 25.5 1.41 3.02 Bad foliar phylloxera.  Getting grafted over to 03-2-1 1                    
03-2-3 10/6/07 23.8 1.27 3.20 Like 03-2-1 but with heavy bloom and a bit less loose clusters.  A tad later 1 2  
  10/8/07 24.4 1.33 3.20 too.  Must hang very late like the 03-2-1.                      
03-2-4 10/6/07 25.0 1.89 3.03 Late, large clusters do not ripen here.  S.F.  Getting grafted over to 1 2  
  10/8/07 25.4 2.13 3.10 03-1-3                      
Wagon Trail cordifolia 9/16/07 19.1 5.18 2.74 Wild cordifolia with a salal berry flavor.  Very sour but hangs well to   
  10/6/07 21.4 4.80 2.71 Christmas.  Medium clusters of small berries are very loose.                      
HPL aestivalis 10/6/07 23.4 3.08 3.06 Small clusters and berries, very productive, mid-late season.  Fine selection 1                    
Foxy Vixen seedling #1 10/8/07 28.4 0.77 3.89 Cordifolia backcross of the Foxy Vixen.  Cherry aroma - no cordaroma                      
Alphonse de Serres 8/10/07 15.0 2.25 3.06 A very good rupestris selection.  Small clusters of med berries.  Very  
  10/8/07 22.4 0.68 3.42 disease resistant  Amazing chemistry for a wild grape.  Female                      
IL760-2 9/19/07 24.2 2.48 2.69 Sour, very late, for breeding in the South.                      
IL892-1 9/19/07 20.0 3.19 2.68 ditto 1  
  10/8/07 21.3 2.40 2.90                        
Williams Cr. Cinerea 10/8/07 25.2 5.10 2.77 Super-sour, tiny berries and clusters.  V. disease resistant, high Brix. 1 2                  
PFR tannic aestivalis 10/8/07 22.4 2.55 3.26 A very fine Blue Ridge aestivalis.  4-6" long, cylindrical clusters.  Heavy bloom 1 2                  
HPU aestivalis 10/8/07 18.4 1.95 3.22 A very spicy aestivalis with 3/8" berries in 4-6" cylindrical clusters. 1                    
FHR-7 cordifolia (SBCG) 10/12/07 26.2 4.58 3.10 A wild seedling with very good cordifolia flavor.  Productive, vigorous.                      
Crump's cordifolia (SBCG) 10/12/07 26.5 3.90 2.79 ditto                      
BicoRip         Polk, OH, bicolor X riparia, male 1 2                  
FBM aestivalis         Fink-Brower middle 1                    
FBU aestivalis         Fink-Brower Upper 1                    
GHLS-4 aestivalis         Grant's Hollow Lower seedling #4 1                    
GHLS-1 aestivalis         Grant's Hollow Lower seedling #1 1                    
GHU aestivalis         Grant's Hollow Upper 1                    
HPLS-2         High Peak Lower seedling #2 1                    
HPLS-4         High Peak Lower seedling #4 1                    
HPUS-1          High Peak Upper seedling #1 1                    
HPUS-2         High Peak Upper seedling #2 1                    
HPUS-5         High Peak Upper seedling #5 1                    
Jupiter         Fabulous muscat 1                    
Land Bridge Trail labrusca         wild V. labrusca 1 2                  
Marmite Good!         British favorite 1                    
PFR @ gap big berry aestivalis         Panther Falls Rd. @ gap 1 2                  
Polk, OH, cabin bicolor         Cabin bicolor 1 2                  
           
          Note: Dry erase board in photos is 8.0" X 10.5".