Fanny Container-Grown Grapevine

Fanny is an early-ripening, large-berried table grape variety, valued for its excellent flavour, attractive clusters and reliable productivity. Its berries are crisp, juicy and pleasantly sweet, making it an excellent choice for fresh consumption.

Main Characteristics

Ripening time: Early, generally ready for harvest in the first half of August.
Cluster: Large, moderately compact, cylindrical or shouldered, typically weighing 500–1000 g.
Berry: Large, oval or slightly elongated, weighing approximately 10–15 g.
Colour: Yellowish-green, developing an amber or slightly pinkish hue on the sun-exposed side when fully ripe.
Flavour: Harmoniously sweet, pleasantly fruity, with crisp flesh.
Seeds: Contains 1–3 small seeds.

Growing Characteristics

Fanny is a vigorous and high-yielding variety. Its clusters are attractive, while the berries maintain their size well and can remain on the vine for an extended period without significant loss of quality. Thanks to its good productivity, it is a popular choice for home gardens and small-scale commercial vineyards.

Resistance and Hardiness

Fanny has moderate to good disease resistance and can be grown reliably with standard plant protection measures. It has good winter frost tolerance, although winter protection is recommended for young vines.