12 thoughts on “Baby Wine Grapes”

1. We have wild grapes (sometimes called fox grapes) in the yard and they are looking like it’ll be a good year. Happy Thursday, Lynette!

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   1. Thank you, Steve. These are growing at one of our favourite wineries but I didn’t check to find out what type they are. Smoke taint from forest fires can be an issue, but so far so good!

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2. Hoping for a good vintage for the valley vineyards. Happy Thursday Lynette. Allan

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   1. Thanks, Allan. These grapes are growing at a winery that produces a fantastic sparkler (M calls it “cream sofa for adults”); a perfect summer sipper. Cheers. 🥂

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3. Aren’t those interesting.

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   1. They’re very cute. 🙂

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4. My maternal grandmother grew grapes…bluish-purple ones, red ones & green ones. She made the best homemade wine.

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   1. It used to be quite common I think as my grandfather also grew wine grapes (and according to my dad, produced major porch-climber!). Glad to hear your grandmother made lovely wines that you seem to remember well. These little ones are growing at a favourite winery of ours.

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5. Happy Thursday to you too, Lynette.

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   1. Thank you very much. 🙂

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6. Hopefully they’ll mature nicely 🙂

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   1. Agreed. They should be fine since the weather has been pretty good for them. Cheers. 🙂

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