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Seyval Blanc Grape Information |
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Seyval Blanc
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Ripening Season |
Ripens Mid September - One of the most widely planted hybrid grapes east of the Rocky Mountains. |
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Usage NotesWine
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(Seyve-Villard 5276) - Produces white wine with attractive aromas of grass, hay and melon. A beautiful grape for superior Chablis or champagne. President Ford has used Michigan Seyval at some of his Presidential Events. |
Fall
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Ripening Information for Week 5, October 12, 13 & 14 2007 Ther are still some ripe seyval left.
Click here for a ripening summary and grape prices for the whole vineyard ...... |
Variety NotesMore Info
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Well suited to cool climates, this popular French-American hybrid is the second most planted vine in England, behind Müller-Thurgau. The variety is also popular in Canada and the eastern U.S., particularly New York State. Reliably productive and an early ripening (usually mid to late September) Seyval Blanc is made into crisp white wines, with no foxy flavor, or sometimes into off-dry versions where the tart nature of the variety is balanced with residual sugar. Some producers have employed such enhancing techniques as barrel fermentation and/or aging, and malolactic fermentation to improve the quality of its sometimes neutral character and lack of intensity. The fruit is highly susceptible to Botrytis bunch rot. |
Where are the Seyval vines
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Each row of Seyval has about 60 vines. Seyval is planted a little closer in the rows, 6 ft spacing - all others are planted 8 ft apart. These vine are on their own roots and are not always as vigorous as I would like, however they are a good producer. Our daughter likes to eat Seyval grapes as a table grape. |
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Jelly Making |
Where can I Purchase Seyval Wine? |
Seyval Blanc wine can be purchased in Michigan from local wine shops and grocery stores or may be purchased on line from: Due to regulations wine cannot be shipped into Michigan from other states. Stop by these wineries to purchase this style of wine. (Note - If any other winery carries this style of wine and wants to be included here, please let us know) We do not sell wine or vines. Please go to our resource page for a listing of nurseries.
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