Bite into fresh, juicy, California-grown grapes
at the peak of their season.
Here are some of the unique varieties to keep an eye out for:
Cotton Candy
They’re back! But only for a limited time. Loaded with amazing flavor, these juicy green grapes taste exactly like the sweet treat you loved as a child.
Gum Drops
No need to stock up on candy, when nature’s done it for you! Sweet and juicy, these grapes are the perfect, natural treat.
Limited Red
Deliciously juicy and harvested at their peak, these grapes are firm and crisp with a mild, sweet flavor.
Moon Drops
Uniquely shaped with out-of-this-world flavor, these Moon Drop grapes are free of additives, infusions and are non-GMO.
Limited Green
Enjoy this unique variety during their short season from mid-July to September. Their sweet-sour flavor pairs perfectly with a meat and cheese board.
Thomcord
An all-natural hybrid of Thompson (green) and Concord (black) seedless grapes. This fun variety is aromatic like the Concord but mellowed by the mild, sweet taste from the Thompson.
Red Globe
Renowned for its huge size and delicious flavor. Typically sweeter than conventional seedless grapes, the seeded Red Globe is a juicy, perfectly round treat.
Holiday
Also known as globe grape, this variety is super juicy with a nice crisp bite and is the best widely distributed grape of the season. Their sweet flavor and big size make this the top choice over other standard red grapes.
Cotton Candy
They’re back! But only for a limited time. Loaded with amazing flavor, these juicy green grapes taste exactly like the sweet treat you loved as a child.
Gum Drops
No need to stock up on candy, when nature’s done it for you! Sweet and juicy, these grapes are the perfect, natural treat.
Limited Red
Deliciously juicy and harvested at their peak, these grapes are firm and crisp with a mild, sweet flavor.
Moon Drops
Uniquely shaped with out-of-this-world flavor, these Moon Drop grapes are free of additives, infusions and are non-GMO.
Limited Green
Enjoy this unique variety during their short season from mid-July to September. Their sweet-sour flavor pairs perfectly with a meat and cheese board.
Thomcord
An all-natural hybrid of Thompson (green) and Concord (black) seedless grapes. This fun variety is aromatic like the Concord but mellowed by the mild, sweet taste from the Thompson.
Red Globe
Renowned for its huge size and delicious flavor. Typically sweeter than conventional seedless grapes, the seeded Red Globe is a juicy, perfectly round treat.
Holiday
Also known as globe grape, this variety is super juicy with a nice crisp bite and is the best widely distributed grape of the season. Their sweet flavor and big size make this the top choice over other standard red grapes.
Tips for the bunch when they lose the crunch
Become a grape pro and learn how to roast, freeze and dehydrate grapes when they become overripe!
Roast ’em
Roasted grapes are a perfect addition to any dish! Roasting brings out their rich, sweet flavor.
Here’s how:
- Toss your grapes with olive oil and roast at 420° for 20-25 minutes.
- Once done, let them cool and add to your favorite salads, share on a charcuterie board, serve on a pizza or just snack on ‘em alone.
Freeze ’em
The easiest but also the coolest option, this treat will keep you frosty in the summer months.
Here’s how:
- Place washed and dried grapes on a sheet pan or in a bowl and freeze for 1-2 hours.
- Once done, snack away on these mini pops of flavor or store ‘em in a freezer bag for up to 12 months.
Dehydrate ’em
We’re raisin the stakes! Why use store-bought raisins when you can make them yourself?
Here’s how:
- Preheat your dehydrator or oven to 180° and wash & blanch your grapes (to blanch, place in boiling water for 30 seconds and then transfer to a bowl of ice water).
- Next, remove the stems, cut in half and set in a single layer on a cookie sheet. Place in your dehydrator or oven for 18-24 hours, rotating halfway through.
- Once dried, store in an airtight container for up to 3 weeks.
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