Abstract
Many new wine grape cultivars have been released from breeding programs developed for cold hardiness in the Midwest. Iowa State University has been observing the growing habits of selected new cultivars throughout Iowa to expand the growing wine industry. Five of the cultivars that have shown promise include Corot noir (released by Cornell University in 2006), Frontenac Gris(released by the Univ. of Minnesota in 2003), La Crescent(released by the University of Minnesota in 2002), Marquette (released by the University of Minnesota in 2006), and Noiret (released by Cornell University in 2006). The objective of this study was to monitor the general trend of the soluble solids concentration (SSC)/ºBrix, initial pH, titratable acidity, and average berry weight after the onset of veraison until grape berry maturity
Keywords: Horticulture
How to Cite:
Trepp, M., Nonnecke, G. R., Domoto, P. A. & Portz, D. N., (2009) “Maturation of Recently Released Cold Hardy Wine Grap Cultivars in Iowa: Corot noir, Frontenac Gris, La Crescent, Marquette, and Noiret”, Iowa State University Research and Demonstration Farms Progress Reports 2008(1).
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