Wine Grape Collection – 3 Plants — a collection of three wine grape varieties with good sugar accumulation, expressive aroma, and excellent potential for home winemaking. The set combines the dark-fruited Regent and the light-fruited Solaris and Bianca, allowing you to grow raw material for beverages of various styles and tastes.

Grape "Regent" is one of the most popular dark-fruited universal varieties, bred in Germany, known for its high disease resistance and rich berry flavor. It is a table-technical hybrid, ideal for both fresh consumption and for making homemade wines with deep color and berry aroma. The bush is vigorous, with a strong vine and decorative carved foliage. Plant height can reach 2-3 meters, especially with vertical support. Clusters are medium density, conical or cylindro-conical in shape, weighing from 150 to 250 g, even and neat. Berries are rounded, about 15-18 mm in diameter, dark blue, almost black, with a thick waxy coating. The skin is dense, the pulp is juicy, with a pronounced sweet taste and a slight tart note. Sugar content is high, up to 22%, acidity is balanced. It is a mid-ripening variety - the harvest is usually taken in late August - early September. Yields are stable and high with good care.

Grape "Solaris" is a wine grape variety of German selection. Very early ripening period. The bushes are vigorous. Clusters are medium, weighing 300-400g, relatively loose. The berry is medium, white, rounded. A variety with high sugar accumulation, while acidity decreases slowly, which has a good effect on the balance of the wine. The grapes are attractive to wasps and birds. Shoots have an inclined growth, forming a solid wall of foliage in summer, which is not favorable for ventilating the bushes. Solaris responds poorly to magnesium deficiency in the soil. For this grape variety, dense formations are not recommended; in early June, two lower leaves can be removed at the base of the shoots.

Grape "Bianca" is a technical variety; the berries ripen quite early in early September. Clusters, by configuration, are similar to a truncated cone. The mass of one varies from 100 to 150 g in industrial plantations, while in garden plots, a cluster can grow up to 350 g. The vines are literally covered with clusters consisting of small spherical straw-green grapes with a delicate blush on the sunny side. Bianca is a very cold-resistant variety; it can withstand frosts down to -27 degrees Celsius. Both the cluster and the grapes themselves are resistant to transportation, capable of hanging on the vines for a long time, accumulating sugar and reducing acidity.