But it is losing its throne to the Shine Muscat, a relatively new seedless grape with edible skin. The Shine Muscat is poised to soon surpass the Kyoho in terms of acreage under cultivation.

A Lotte Department Store employee introduces shine muscat grapes selected ... the export of Korean-grown grapes, touts the ...

The seedless grape is sweeter than the popular Shine Muscat. But the skin does not turn as red as growers expect when temperatures are high. At the Shinshu Uchiyama Noen farm located in the city ...

However, if you find yourself with extra time, feel free to experiment with non-seedless, wine-focused grapes like Primitivo aka zinfandel or muscat varieties. This will involve straining fresh ...