🍇 Black Corinth
An ancient seedless Greek grape used to make small currants.
Black Corinth is a dark-skinned table grape variety. Country of origin: Greece.
Where it grows: Peloponnese. It is one of the main grapes in these appellations: Mavrodaphne of Patras.
Other names: Zante Currant, Korinthiaki, Korinthiaki Mavro.
How it connects to Wine
🍇 Black Corinth → kind of → 🍇 Grape varieties → kind of → 🍷 Wine
Links
- Part of
- 🍇 Grape varieties
- Origin
- 🗺️ Greek wine
- Where it grows
- 📍 Peloponnese
- Wines made from it
- 🍷 Mavrodaphne of Patras
- Related to
- 🥃 Raisin
Frequently asked questions
What colour are Black Corinth grapes?
Black Corinth has dark-skinned berries, as described in the grape variety catalogue.
Where does Black Corinth come from?
Black Corinth comes from this country: Greece.
Which wines are made from Black Corinth?
Black Corinth is used in these wines and appellations: Mavrodaphne of Patras.
What to read next
- 🗺️ Greek wine — The country's wine and winemaking: regions, grape varieties, appellations.
- 🥃 Raisin — Dried grapes: berries lose water while the sugar stays; per 100 g USDA lists about 299 kcal.
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