What is apple grape?

Apple grape, also known as Strawberry grape or Ribier grape, is a variety of grape known for its large size and distinctive appearance. Here's some information:

• Appearance: Apple%20grapes are generally large, round to slightly oblong, and can range in color from deep red to almost black. They often have a noticeable whitish bloom on the surface of the skin. The size is one of the characteristics that led to the name "apple grape."

• Taste and Texture: The taste is sweet and juicy, but some varieties can have a slightly tart or acidic aftertaste. The flesh is firm and has a good "snap" when bitten into.

• Cultivation: Cultivation of apple grapes requires warm temperatures and plenty of sunlight. They are often grown in regions with Mediterranean climates.

• Usage: Apple grapes are primarily used as table grapes, meaning they are enjoyed fresh. Their size and appealing color also make them a popular choice for fruit platters and decorative purposes.

• Other Names: As mentioned previously, other%20names include Strawberry grape (though this name can be confusing as it sometimes refers to a completely different grape variety with a strawberry-like flavor) and Ribier, which is a more formal name.