Cirmus

Cirmus is an early-ripening, large-berried table grape variety valued for its attractive clusters, pleasantly sweet flavour and reliable productivity. Its elongated, oval berries develop from yellowish-green to an attractive amber-yellow colour, with a subtle pinkish blush on the sun-exposed side. The flesh is crisp and juicy, making it an excellent choice for fresh consumption.

Main Characteristics

Ripening time: Early, generally ready for harvest from the first half of August.
Berry: Large, elongated-oval, with a yellowish-green to amber-yellow colour.
Seeds: Contains 1–2 seeds.
Cluster: Large, conical and moderately loose, typically weighing 700–1200 g.
Flavour: Harmoniously sweet and juicy, with crisp flesh.
Use: Excellent for fresh consumption.

Key Advantages

• Early ripening, allowing the fruit to be harvested during the summer.
• Produces large, visually impressive clusters.
• Crisp, pleasantly sweet berries.
• Good productivity and vigorous growth.
• The berries tolerate transportation well and retain their freshness for an extended period.

Growing Characteristics

Cirmus performs best in a warm, sunny location. It is a vigorous variety that produces large, uniform clusters when grown on a suitable support system and regularly pruned. With adequate nutrition and irrigation, it can produce excellent yields of high-quality fruit.