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Version 3.0 · 2023-12-04
- Updated look - Removed account requirement - Bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 3.0, updated 2023-12-04.








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THE #1 WINE GRAPES APP
The 200+ Wine Grapes app is a dictionary of wine grape varieties. Your easy-to-use source of knowledge in the jungle of wine grapes. Available in your smartphone or tablet when you need it.
More than 200 wine grape varieties are covered in the app. For a listing of which ones are included, refer to our web page.
Cot, Chiavannesca, Nielluccio, Schwarze Riesling … Depending on where you are or where the wine you are drinking has been produced, the grape may be called something you’ve never heard of. The 200+ Wine Grapes app covers more than 8.500 synonyms from all over the world in order to help you to find out which one.
In 48 countries: The 200+ Wine Grapes app reports from the world-wide statistics covering forty-eight wine growing countries. A listing of the countries is available on our web page.
For each grape variety, you will find…
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- Updated look - Removed account requirement - Bug fixes
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