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Home » Fruit » Soft Fruit » Grapes » Monukka Grapes

Monukka Grapes

Monukka Grapes are also called Black Monukka and sometimes Red Sultanas.

Despite the occasional tiny immature seeds in them, most people classify these as seedless grapes — garden centres certainly do.

Monukka Grapes are classed as red grapes, though their skin is actually purplish-black.

They have very good flavour, though they are not as sweet as Thompson grapes. They can be eaten fresh or dried for raisins.

History Notes

Developed in Europe.

Other names

AKA: Black Monukka, Red Sultanas

This page first published: Sep 6, 2004 · Updated: Jun 18, 2018.

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