Red Globe grape

Red Globe is a large, red-to-purple seeded table grape known for its impressive berry size, crisp texture, and attractive appearance.

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  • Color: Red to deep reddish-purple
  • Seeds: Usually seeded
  • Berry: Very large and round
  • Flavor: Sweet, mild and slightly fruity
  • Texture: Firm and crisp
  • Skin: Relatively thick
  • Use: Primarily fresh eating
  • Clusters: Large and attractive
  • Storage: Good post-harvest keeping quality

🍷 Red Globe for wine

Red Globe can be fermented, but it is primarily a table grape rather than a wine grape. Its large berries, thick skins, relatively mild flavor, and lower concentration compared with dedicated wine grapes can result in a less intense wine.

For your grape-growing project, Red Globe could be interesting to trial in the Philippines, but tropical humidity can make disease management particularly important.

If you want, I can compare Red Globe, Sultana, Cotton Candy, Concord, Fry Muscadine, and Brazilian hybrids in one grape-growing table.

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