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    Home Β» Fruit Reviews Β» Grapes Β» Holiday Seedless Grapes

    Holiday Seedless Grapes

    Published: Oct 5, 2010 Β· Modified: Jun 4, 2020 by Eric Samuelson

    UPDATE
    Holiday Grapes have arrived now for the 2012 season. They come in a new colorful bag with a carrying handle.

    Some people may say a red grape is a red grape. But that isn't the case. There are many varieties of what supermarkets just label as red grapes. But one variety is making waves and stores are giving them their proper label. The Holiday Grape burst on the scene a few years ago and now it's release is eagerly anticipated by grape lovers. They arrive late in the year around the beginning of October and can be seen in stores up to around Thanksgiving.

    These grapes are grown in the San Joaquin area of Central California by Columbine Vineyards, who are the exclusive grower.

    My Experience with these grapes
    [table]
    Aspect, Score
    Crispiness, 8
    Tart/Sweet, Sweet
    Seeded/Seedless, Seedless
    Flavor, 7
    Juiciness, 10
    [/table]

    Overall Feeling: These grapes are super juicy and have a nice crisp bite to them. Their sweet flavor and big size tops all the other standard red grapes. The best widely distributed grape of the season. Serve them on a fruit plate with the best in season apples you can find (it is that time of year too!)

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    1. john P Hovey

      January 15, 2011 at 9:22 am

      It seems a shame that we cant create an enviroment where these wonderful grapes could be enjoyed on the 4th of July. I love them. Peace

    2. REW

      October 10, 2012 at 11:23 pm

      Best. Grapes. EVAAAAAAAH!!!

    3. Scott

      October 12, 2014 at 6:09 pm

      These grapes are the best.... I work at a produce stand and I eat them at the time.

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