frost grape

The term "frost grape" refers to a North American grapevine species known for its fruit that becomes sweeter after exposure to frost.

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Definition

C1Botany

(scientific, common)A North American grapevine species known for producing small, dark purple to black fruit that becomes sweeter after frost exposure.

Example

  • The frost grape is often found in woods and flood plains.
  • After the first frost, the grapes on the frost grape vine become much sweeter.

B2Culinary

(common)The fruit produced by the frost grape vine, used in making jellies, wines, and other food products.

Example

  • Frost grape jelly has a unique, sweet flavor.
  • Winemakers sometimes use frost grapes to create distinct, flavorful wines.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "frost grape":

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