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The red grape variety (also New York 13035) is an interspecific new breed between Ontario x Ribier ( Alphonse Lavallée ) as published in 2008 DNA analysis, The Great Guillaume, formerly known as the father variety, turned out to be wrong. They are genes from Vitis labrusca and Vitis vinifera contain. The crossing of the hybrid was done in 1925 by Richard Wellington at the Vine Breeding Institute Cornell University in Geneva, New York. She was a crossing partner in the new breeding Venus, The early maturing hardy Vine is sensitive to Botrytis and wrong mildew, It produces low-acid, simple white wines nutmeg, The variety is also called table grape and for raisins used. There are small stocks in the US state new York and in Canada, In 2010, however, no stocks were shown (Kym Anderson ).
Images: Ursula Brühl, Doris Schneider, Julius Kühn Institute (JKI)
