Grapevine Kaylashki Muscat - Highly Disease-Resistant, Late Ripening

Kailashki Muscat is a broadly disease-resistant, late-ripening white wine grape variety. It is a cross between Muscat Hamburg and Villard Blanc. Kailashki Muscat is grown around Pleven, Veliko Tarnovo, Vratsa, Ruse.    Kailashki Muscat has a medium to large leaf, 5-lobed, moderately cut, glabrous. The middle lobe forms an obtuse angle. The upper sinuses are medium deep to deep, open, with parallel sides and a rounded base. The lower sinuses are shallow, open in the shape of an acute angle. The petiolar sinus is open, arched, narrow, with a pointed base. The teeth are large, with a narrow base and a pointed tip. The leaf petiole is medium long, most often wine-red. The autumn colouring of the leaf is yellow.    Flower - hermaphrodite The bunch is medium-sized, cylindrical-conical, often branched, loose, with a medium long, thin and strong stalk, woody at the base. The berries are medium-large, oval, yellow-green to golden-yellow, with a juicy texture, with a harmonious and strong muscat flavour. The pedicel is medium long, medium thick, with a small cone-shaped cushion.    It is a late-ripening wine variety, which reaches technological maturity of the grapes in October. The grapes are suitable for producing base wines for natural sparkling wines and original dessert wines.    Kailashki Muscat is a cold-hardy variety, practically resistant to grey mould, and requires chemical treatment only in unfavourable years.