Grapevines Aledo

Name of vine variety

Aledo

Origin

This table grape variety originally comes from Spain.

Synonymy

No synonym is officially recognized in France, nor in any country in the European Union.

Regulations

Aledo B is officially listed in the "Catalogue of vine varieties".

This variety is likewise listed in Catalogues of other member states of the European Union: Spain and Portugal.

Use

Table grape variety

Phenology

Bud burst: 7 days after Chasselas.

Grape maturity: period IV, 6 weeks after Chasselas.

Suitability for cultivation and agronomic production

Aledo B has average vigor and semi-erect growth.

This variety is prone to shot berries and must be trained and can be managed with short or long pruning.

Sensitivity to diseases and pests

Aledo B is slightly susceptible to grey rot.

Technological potential

• Aledo B clusters are moderately compact and average size.
• The berries are large, simple flavor with thick skins and not very juicy pulp.
• Aledo B grapes hold up well on the stock and have good capacity for long distance transport.

Clonal selection in France

The only approved Aledo B clone carries the number 6008

Source: PlantGrape