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■■^Muscat Maroon. —Bunches medium, 
oylindrio, thickly set, well flavored; chest- 
nut color; medium. 
Muscat Lazerelle.— Bunches medium: 
berries medium, firm; highly 'flavored; 
white. Delicious. Medium. 
V Muscat D'Espagne.— The same as Al- 
exandria, but more early. 
^ Muscatel.— Bunches long, rather loosely 
set; berries large, oval, well flavored. Late. 
.Good for drying.- _ . 
V Muscat Prima vis.— Bunches small; ber- \ o^t, l)e Tourraine 
ries medium, white, nice flavor. Medium. 
. / Muscat Sarbelle.— Bunches large; ber- 
Ties large, round, firm, good flavor; skin 
thin, green; late. 
V Blue Muscat. — Bunches small to medi- 
um; berries medium, juicy, sweet; nice 
dark blue. One of the earliest grapes; 
ripens three weeks before Sweet Water. 
* Muscat De Vaucluse.— Berries firm; 
white; fine. 
"Muscat De Juillct.— Bunches small; 
black. July to August. One of the very 
earliest grapes. 
' Muscat Nagy-zeiiue.— New variety. 
"Musquette. -New variety. 
RAISIN VARIETIES. 
"Muscat of Alexandria; Muscat D'Espagne; 
Muscat Lazerelle; Muscatel^- Malaga; Chas- 
selas Vibert; vSeedleas Sultana; all the 
seedless Corinih (black, rose and white). 
WINE VARIETIES. 
We would call the attention of grape- 
growers and viniculturists to our fine col- 
lection of wine varieties. Many of tbose 
varieties have been introduced by us into 
this State the last seventeen years and 
thoroughly tested; we cannot but warmly 
recommend every one in the list. 
Arainou. — Bunches large, shouldered; 
berries small, thickly set, juicy; deep blue 
with heavy bloom. Heavy bearer. Me- 
dium lute. 
Alcantino l>e Florence.— Berries me- 
dium, sweet; black. Early. 
Aunis. — Bundles medium large. Berries 
small, thickly set, juicy; black. Medium. 
' * Alicantlie-Bouscliet. — A cross be- 
tween the Alioanthe or Grenache and the 
Petit Bouschet. A decided improvement 
on the Grenache, poor in color. 
Carnienetol'Medoc. — Bunches medium, 
shouldered; berries small, sweet; peculiar 
flavor; deep blue, with heavy bloom. 
Early. A most remarkable variety in Cali- 
fornia for its truly magnificent bouquet. 
Rather light bearer; should be pruned long. 
Cabernet Sauvignon.— Bunches large, 
shouldered; berries small, sweet, well 
flavored; deep blue with heavy bloom. 
Good bearer. Gives a nice bouquet to 
wine. 
Cliauclie Noir. — Bunches medium, 
thickly set; berries small, sweet; very pro- 
ductive. Black. Medium. 
V Clairette Blanche.— An old and es- 
teemed variety; abundant bearer; makes a 
white wine of good quality. 
-Bunches medium; 
sweet; black. Me- 
berries medium, juicy, 
dium early. 
\/ Cot-a-«)ueue verte. — Bunches medium; 
shouldered; berries medium, round, deep 
black. Heavy bearer. Early. 
Cliarboueau.— Bunches large, well set 
berries round, black ; heavy beurer. 
Carignan. — Bunches large, shouldered; 
berries medium, found; productive. Med- 
ium. 
- Delliys Noir. — Bunches large, shoul- 
dered; berries medium, thickly set, juicy; 
deep blue with heavy bloom; heavy bearer. 
Medium late. 
Etraire - Be - L'adui.— Bunches very 
large, shouldered; berries medium, round 
inclining to oval, jiiicy, deep black; very 
heavy bearer. Medium early. Said to be 
a resistant stock. Very vigorous. 
Grenache.— Bunches large; shouldered; 
berries small, thickly set; deep blue; heavy 
bearer. Late. 
\. Gamay (Petit.) — Bunches large, shoul- 
dered; berries medium, thickly set. Med- 
ium late. 
- Gros Rouge. — Bunches medium; berries 
medium, sweet; deep red; very early. 
Juranson Noir. — Bunches small to med- 
ium, thiclily set; berries small; deep blue. 
Splendid new variety. 
Kadarkas.— A new variety; very pro- 
ductive; black. 
. * Mondcuse de Savoie.- Bunches long, 
shouldered; berries roundish-oval. Deep 
blue; heavy bearer. 
Mataro. — Bunches medium large ; berries 
medium, round, thickly set; black; heavy 
bearer. Medium. 
Malbcck. — Bunches large; berries med- 
ium, well set; dark red; heavy bearer. 
Medium. 
Merlot. — DiSfers from Carmenet as being 
more productive. Gives wine a good bou- 
quet. 
Meunier. — Bunches medium; hemes 
medium, black. 
Morastel - Bouschet. — Bunches large, 
shouldered; berries large, thickly set; deep 
black; medium. 
