Israeli Grape Brand Offers Late-Season Varieties in Limited Winter Release
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The Israeli grape brand "Anavei Tal" is releasing two late-season patent grape varieties, Scarlotta and Adora Crisps, in limited quantities for November and December. These grapes are grown locally in Moshav Lachish and are noted for their freshness and crisp texture. The brand is also emphasizing "Made in Israel" packaging to support local agriculture. In unrelated news, Elite is re-releasing vintage sweets and entering the freeze-dried coffee market.
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- "Anavei Tal" is releasing limited-edition Scarlotta and Adora Crisps grapes for the winter season.
- The grapes are grown locally in Moshav Lachish and are known for their freshness.
- New "Made in Israel" packaging supports local agriculture and food security.
- Prices range from 17-25 NIS/kg in supermarkets to 30-50 NIS/kg in premium stores.
- Elite is also re-releasing vintage sweets and launching freeze-dried coffee.
The Israeli grape brand "Anavei Tal" (Dew Grapes) is introducing two special patent varieties, Scarlotta and Adora Crisps, to marketing networks for the autumn and winter season. These grapes, typically considered a summer fruit, have been acclimatized by farmers in Moshav Lachish to reach peak ripeness during colder months, ensuring fresh and crisp produce.
The Scarlotta variety is a seedless red grape with an oval shape, sweet and aromatic flavor, and a particularly crisp texture. Adora Crisps is a large, impressive reddish-black grape offering a balance of classic sweetness and a crunchy eating experience. Both varieties have undergone a lengthy acclimatization process in the local Lachish climate.
A key advantage highlighted is the freshness of the grapes. Unlike many imported fruits available during this season, "Anavei Tal" grapes are harvested in Israel and reach shelves within 24 to 48 hours, maintaining their peak flavor and nutritional value. The Scarlotta and Adora Crisps varieties will be available throughout November and December, with final pricing determined by retailers.
This year, "Anavei Tal," which cultivates around 30 different grape varieties throughout the season, is also launching new packaging featuring a "Made in Israel" message to support Israeli agriculture and national food security. The article also notes the nutritional benefits of these dark red grapes, including polyphenols like resveratrol, which offer antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, and a moderate glycemic index. Prices vary, generally ranging from 17 to 25 shekels per kilogram in large supermarket chains and 30 to 50 shekels per kilogram in premium stores and markets.
Separately, the article mentions that the company Elite, part of the Strauss Group, recently announced the re-release of 16 long-discontinued vintage sweets and products in a limited edition, some with retro packaging. Elite's instant coffee brand is also entering the freeze-dried instant coffee category.