Chasselas Blanc

This grape variety probably originates from Switzerland. It is grown internationally, not only in Switzerland and Germany but also in most Mediterranean countries, Eastern Europe, California, and Chile. Chasselas is susceptible to poor fruit set and shot berries, as well as several diseases: downy mildew, powdery mildew, dead-arm disease, and eutypa dieback. It may also suffer from magnesium deficiency. It has medium-sized bunches with relatively large grapes. Chasselas is an excellent table grape. It also produces light, slightly acidic white wines with a relatively neutral flavor.

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Chasselas Blanc
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This grape variety probably originates from Switzerland. It is grown internationally, not only in Switzerland and Germany but also in most Mediterranean countries, Eastern Europe, California, and Chile. Chasselas is susceptible to poor fruit set and shot berries, as well as several diseases: downy mildew, powdery mildew, dead-arm disease, and eutypa dieback. It may also suffer from magnesium deficiency. It has medium-sized bunches with relatively large grapes. Chasselas is an excellent table grape. It also produces light, slightly acidic white wines with a relatively neutral flavor.