raisin Concord

CONT: Les canneberges sont l'un des quelques petits fruits indigènes d'Amérique du Nord. Le bleuet (myrtille) et le raisin Concord partagent également cet honneur.

CONT: The Concord grape originated in 1854 and was discovered by E.W. Bull. The berries have a heavy wax bloom with blue skin and pale green flesh. Berry and bunch size is medium with a somewhat compact conical cluster shape. The Concord's skin is reasonably durable and separates easily from its pulpy flesh. Its primary use is for juice and jam/jelly preserves, and for fresh market consumption. Many years ago, the Concord was used in port wines but that is no longer acceptable for premium wine production in Ontario.