Met this guy on Ebay (close to me in Bexley) who had some red grapes, basicly to swap for wine and from what he was saying that there was no more then a few kilos to pick
So I agreed that I would pop over and pick the grapes and maybe swap him a few bottles for wine for the grapes, he did'nt know what variety the grapes were only that "they are very sweet"
When I got there the Vine coverd the length of a south facing garage wall (and I brought my single bucket for the few kilos ) the bucket was soon full and the Guy brought out some more bags to carry the grapes
in, after about an hour of picking we had some 5 bags and one bucket of grapes
Once I got home and weighed the grapes there is some 40 kilos of grapes, so I agreed with the guy to go 50 / 50 on the bottles of wine from the grapes.
Managed to destalk about 5kgs of the grapes but once crushed in a bucket the grapes produced more of a greeney (a little red) color of grape juice......is this about right for British red grapes or could these be
eating grapes rather then wine grapes?
So I agreed that I would pop over and pick the grapes and maybe swap him a few bottles for wine for the grapes, he did'nt know what variety the grapes were only that "they are very sweet"
When I got there the Vine coverd the length of a south facing garage wall (and I brought my single bucket for the few kilos ) the bucket was soon full and the Guy brought out some more bags to carry the grapes
in, after about an hour of picking we had some 5 bags and one bucket of grapes
Once I got home and weighed the grapes there is some 40 kilos of grapes, so I agreed with the guy to go 50 / 50 on the bottles of wine from the grapes.
Managed to destalk about 5kgs of the grapes but once crushed in a bucket the grapes produced more of a greeney (a little red) color of grape juice......is this about right for British red grapes or could these be
eating grapes rather then wine grapes?
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