Sherlock

Sherlock grapes are seedless grapes with large, elongated berries. The bushes are of medium growth. The bunches are very large, cylindrical, medium and dense, with an average weight of about 1000-1500 g, singly up to 2 kg. Berries oval or oblong, average weight 7-10 g (without PPO), white, amber-gold in the sun. Flavour: pleasant, harmonious, without nutmeg or other aromas. The flesh is crisp and dense. The skin is thin. Kishmish Sherlock can be grown using gibberellin to increase the size of the berries. High yields. Susceptible to fungal diseases. Resistant to berry cracking. Sherlock grapes have good transport properties and the berries are firmly attached to the stem, so that long-term transport does not affect the merchantability of the variety. In addition, the variety can be stored for a long time.