Grape Vines Classic Wine Pinot Noir red Burgundy – 1-Year-Old bareroot Grapevine (2)
Brand: Pinot Noir
Color: burgundy
1, 2, 3 or 6 plants to an order. With more than 30 years of experience, Knights Grapevine Nursery, Inc. has developed its own strict testing processes designed to guard against viruses and diseases. Thus, every vine is ensured to be clean and of high quality, ready to establish an enjoyable home or commercially profitable vineyard. Description: Grape vines classic wine Pinot Noir red burgundy – 1-year-old bareroot grapevine. SPACING: Plant 6-12 feet apart. USDA PLANT HARDINESS ZONES: 6 - RIPENING DATE: September to October. Pinot Noir is the classic red Burgundy cultivar, it ripens best under cool, dry conditions and is best suited for cool but moderate climates. Wines are lower in tannins and pigments than the other great French wine varieties, and are used for red and rosé wines, and are one component of traditional Champagne. A grapevine might have seven pounds of fruit (or more, or less), so with 2.6 pounds of fruit per bottle; one vine can produce between two and three bottles of dry wine. Comes with easy to follow planting instructions.
1, 2, 3 or 6 plants to an order. With more than 30 years of experience, Knights Grapevine Nursery, Inc. has developed its own strict testing processes designed to guard against viruses and diseases. Thus, every vine is ensured to be clean and of high quality, ready to establish an enjoyable home or commercially profitable vineyard.
Description: Grape vines classic wine Pinot Noir red burgundy – 1-year-old bareroot grapevine.
SPACING: Plant 6-12 feet apart. USDA PLANT HARDINESS ZONES: 6 - RIPENING DATE: September to October. Pinot Noir is the classic red Burgundy cultivar, it ripens best under cool, dry conditions and is best suited for cool but moderate climates. Wines are lower in tannins and pigments than the other great French wine varieties, and are used for red and rosé wines, and are one component of traditional Champagne.
A grapevine might have seven pounds of fruit (or more, or less), so with 2.6 pounds of fruit per bottle; one vine can produce between two and three bottles of dry wine.
Comes with easy to follow planting instructions.