Where are grapes from?

Answer 1

Grapes grow in a lot of countries. China and Turkey are the largest producers. Chile is the largest exporter. In 2006/2007, the U.S. imported grapes from Chile, Mexico, Peru, Brazil and South America. See Related Links for more information.

Answer 2

Historical data shows that they are native of South Caucasus between the Caspian and Black Seas spreading south to the western side of the Fertile Crescent the Jordan Valley and Egypt 5,000 years ago. The domestication of the grape spread from the Near East to Europe.

Answer 3

They can be grown in various different places. The current top 10 countries where they are grown are (order: 1-10):

- Italy

- China

- United States

- France

- Spain

- Turkey

- Iran

- Argentina

- Chile

- India

Answer 4

They grow on vines in moderatly hot to hot climates. If you are in a hot place and there are fields or orchards around you there could be a grape vine.

Actually, grapes will grow almost anywhere there is sufficient water and nutrient rich soil. Grapes grow all over the Mediterranean region, but also all over France, Germany, and England. The US has several exceptional wine regions (where grapes grow abundantly): the Leelanau, Saugatuck, and Kenowa areas of Michigan; the Cobden/Carbondale/Anna area of southern Illinois; Napa Valley in California; all over Washington and Oregon states. Grapes do not need a hot climate; they require only sufficient sunshine, water, and the right soil.

Grapes will really grow anywhere that has enough heat and humidity. Some grape farmers grow grapes only to make wine, some only make grapes and no wine . They grow all over the Mediterranean Europe coast, but also a bit in Morocco.

Answer 5

grapes grow in Egypt, Algeria, syria, lebenon, Iraq and Morocco

Answer 6

grapes come from newzealand x