Where is the world's largest grape?

Answer 1

It's all about size. Who is the first, the richest, the best... In the wine world it is some times difficult to know who is who, since being big and important not always means being well known by everybody. Certainly, buyers all know the information down here. But for curiosity it is extended shortly in this article in order to satisfy everybody's interest. With a dynamic political activity in paying subsidies once to uproot vines and in another time or other place improving plantations of new vineyards, sizes change slightly over the time. But since a vineyard needs at least 3 years to give a small fruit, changes are not made at short time. The world's largest vineyard at the moment is most probably Caviro. It is a group of cooperative producers with over 20,000 members working some 44,600 hectares of vineyards, and is Italy’s largest producer of wine. As a single cooperative, Bodegas Virgen de las Viñas in Spain will be the largest vineyard with 2,500 members growing quality wines on more than 23'000 hectares. The largest private vineyard is perhaps San Bernabe Vineyard in Monterey County, Ca, USA controlling 9,400 acres of planted vines. Denbies Vineyard is the largest private vinyard in the UK consisting of 265 acres of vines it has reached a respectable size for a vineyard of a country which si a non traditional wine grower.

Answer 2

Believe it or not they are in China. In recent years China has taken lands that are normally dry and sandy and have turned them into wine grapes vineyards. Soon they will be producing some of the worlds wines.

Answer 3

In Farmington, Minnesota, USA. It is 3.1 inches and 0.5 lb.

Answer 4

Latvia, SabileWine Hill is oficially the world's most northern vineyard, as mentioned in Guiness World Records Book.