Moscato Bianco

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Vitis vinifera L. Common grape vine · Fruit crops

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Variety description

10 August 2026

The medium-vigor vine forms cylindrical or cylindrical-conical dense clusters weighing from 100 to 450 g. The berries are small or medium, round in shape, with thin yellow-green or golden-yellow skin, sometimes acquiring a bronze hue in the sun. The juicy, delicate pulp has a characteristic muscat taste with notes of tea rose and citron.

The variety belongs to the mid-late ripening category and requires warm, well-heated sites, as it is sensitive to frosts, drought, and winter cold. The crop is characterized by low resistance to fungal diseases, such as powdery mildew (oidium), downy mildew (mildew), anthracnose, and gray mold, as well as to phylloxera and mite infestations.

The variety is genetically prone to mutations, which can lead to variability in the appearance of the berries. The plant is responsive to potassium fertilizers, while it is not recommended for planting on heavy clay soils or in lowlands.

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