Pannónia Kincse Container-Grown Grapevine

Pannónia Kincse is a traditional Hungarian-bred table grape variety, developed from a cross between Queen of the Vineyards Muscat and Cegléd Szépe. It is valued for its large clusters, large crisp berries, pleasant flavour and vigorous growth.

Main Characteristics

Ripening time: Early to medium, generally ripening from late August to early September.
Berry: Large, oval, greenish-white to yellowish-green when fully ripe.
Cluster: Large and relatively loose.
Flavour: Pleasant and harmonious, with crisp, juicy flesh.
Seeds: Seeded.
Use: Excellent for fresh consumption. 

Key Advantages

• Traditional Hungarian table grape variety.
• Large, attractive berries and clusters.
• Crisp and juicy flesh.
• Pleasant, harmonious flavour.
• Vigorous growth and good productivity.
• Suitable for sunny home gardens and larger trellises.

Growing Characteristics

Pannónia Kincse is a vigorous variety that performs best in a sunny, warm location. It adapts to different soils but develops particularly well in loose, fertile ground. Regular pruning and balanced crop management help produce large, attractive clusters and high-quality fruit.