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ripening on the vine A
fully ripe red-skinned Ch****elas in Međimurje,
northern Croatia Ch****elas de
Thomery Viticulture Ch****elas
Blanc Archived 2012-01-21...
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north to
Quebec Vitis rotundifolia (syn.
Muscadinia rotundifolia), the
muscadine, used for jams and wine.
Native to the
Southeastern United States from...
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Janebell (grape)
Janet (grape)
Jumbo (grape) Late Fry
Magnolia (grape)
Muscadine Nesbit (grape)
Noble Pam (grape)
Pineapple (grape)
Scarlet (grape) Scuppernong...
- "Subway", "Cowboys and Pirates", "
Muscadine", and "North Star";
percussion on "They Won’t Have Me", "From This Room", "
Muscadine", and "North Star";
congas "Chuck...
- The
Great Gatsby Mountain Dew –
originally made in Knoxville,
Tennessee Muscadine wine and
juice –
usually homemade,
though also
commercially available...
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markets outside areas of cultivation. The
fruit has been
compared to
Muscadine grapes, and in ****an the
flavor of
jaboticaba has been
described as similar...
- malmsey—which he says is "also
called ralt-row"—in his
recipe for a
flavoured muscadine. The term
malmsey eventually shifted from
being a
generic term to specifically...
- the industry,
centered in the
eastern part of the State, was
based on
Muscadine wine. One of the
first modern major plantings of
vinifera grapes in North...
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quite different) with
Vitis rotundifolia,
which is
commonly known as a "
muscadine" grape. The "Muscat family" is
highly populous, with more than 200 distinct...
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Saratoga Solgohachia – from the
Choctaw word sok-ko-huch-cha,
meaning "
muscadine river".
Tennessee Texarkana Tokalon Tomahawk Tomato Wabash Wabbaseka Wappanocca...
