Bianca grapevine produces large white bunches with medium-sized berries. The grapes are very juicy and aromatic.
The bunches weigh around 400 g on average. Bianca is a grape variety appreciated in Eastern European countries.
This is a very disease-resistant variety, well suited to difficult climates.
Harvest takes place in August.
Budbreak and flowering are fairly late, which helps the vine avoid late spring frosts.
Bianca is a fairly recent grape variety originating from Hungary.
We supply Bianca as a grafted grapevine plant, bare-rooted and of professional quality.
Variety characteristics
Variety origin
Eger, Hungary, cross made in 1963, officially registered in 1982.
Origin
Period of origin
USDA zone
Flowering
Harvest period
Eating / keeping period
Use
Sweetness / acidity
Disease resistance
Self-fertility
Origin and identity
Parentage
Eger 2 / Villard Blanc × Bouvier
Synonyms
Bianka, EC 40, Egri Csillagok 40
Growth and adaptation
Vigour and habit
Vigorous, productive, semi-upright habit
Quince compatibility
Bianka, EC 40, Egri Csillagok 40
Pollination and fertility
Alleles
Vigorous, productive, semi-upright habit
Disease behaviour
Scab
Good resistance
Powdery mildew
Good resistance
Mildew
good to very good resistance
