Angéla Container-Grown Grapevine

Angéla is a Hungarian-bred, disease-resistant table grape variety, particularly valued for its large attractive clusters, yellowish-white berries, crisp texture and reliable productivity. Its good winter hardiness and disease resistance make it a particularly useful variety for home gardens and pergolas.

Main Characteristics

Ripening time: Late, generally ripening from late September to early October.
Berry: Large, oval and yellowish-white, with a natural bloom.
Cluster: Very large, shouldered and moderately loose, typically around 450–500 g.
Flavour: Pleasantly sweet and harmonious, with crisp and juicy flesh.
Seeds: Seeded, but the seeds are generally not disturbing when eaten.
Use: Excellent for fresh consumption.

Key Advantages

• Hungarian-bred resistant table grape variety.
• Very large, attractive clusters.
• Large, crisp and juicy berries.
• High and reliable productivity.
• Good resistance to downy mildew and powdery mildew.
• Low susceptibility to bunch rot.
• Good winter hardiness.
• Good storage and transport qualities.
• Particularly suitable for pergolas and larger trellises.

Growing Characteristics

Angéla is a vigorous and productive variety that performs well in a sunny location. Thanks to its strong growth, it is particularly suitable for pergola training, while regular pruning and canopy management help maintain high fruit quality.

One of its main advantages is its above-average disease resistance. It shows good tolerance to downy mildew and powdery mildew and is not particularly susceptible to grey mould, making it easier to grow than many traditional table grape varieties.