winter grape
"Winter grapes" refer to certain types of wild grapevines that thrive in colder climates and typically ripen late in the season.
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Definition
B2Botany
(technical)A type of wild grapevine known for its late-season ripening, often after the first frost.
Example
- The winter grape is often harvested after the first frost when its berries become less bitter.
- Winter grapes are used to make unique, flavorful wines.
B2Botany
(technical)A hardy grape variety that can survive cold winter temperatures.
Example
- The winter grape's resilience makes it suitable for cultivation in colder regions.
- Farmers prefer winter grapes for their ability to withstand harsh winter conditions.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "winter grape":
summer grapewine grapegrape winefox grapefrost grapesea grapewinter cherrygolden curranthardy kiwigrape jellygarlic vinewild-goose plumwhite currantground berrypear wine