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Ripening Season |
Ripens Early September - Very popular grape for juice & jelly. Makes a very fruity wine. |
Yearly |
Mark - Thisw is the update area I want to address : As of (10/8/06) Still lots left at far ends of rows - picking has been heavy last weekend. (Check back here for updates) |
Location in Vineyard
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Rows 3 & 4 were part of the original vineyard planted in 1983. Buffalo has been very popular and more rows have been planted over the years. The last planting (rows 88 & 89 north end) were done in 2005. The rows on the East side and back part of the vineyard are trained to a Geneva Double Curtain trellis, which means there are 2 top wires 4 feet apart (like utility poles) This gives the vines more room to grow.
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Winemaking Notes |
Most people like buffalo wine with a sweet finish. It makes a "candy-like" ruby red wine. We incuded some buffalo grapes in two wines that we had at our daughter's, (Liz & Mark) wedding in 2006. It was a very pleasant "grapey" tasting wine. |
Variety NotesMore Info |
Is considered by most to have the highest dessert quality of the early black grapes. It is non "Foxy". The berries are slipskin, juicy, very sweet, spicy, tart and vinous. It makes a "candy-like" ruby red wine. |
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