Perlette (Seedless): Tablegrape derived from a cross of Queen of the Vineyard and Sultanina, commonly grown in California, Germany and France. Has larger berries than Thompson Seedless, usually ripening in August, two weeks earlier. Occasionally used for home white winemaking by home gardeners. Has synonym name of Perlet.

 

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