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Black Corinth, Zante Currant or Champagne Grape

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Black Corinth: purple-black, seedless, very small fruit that is crunchy and very sweet. Also known as Zantecurrant or champagne grape. (Zante is the name of the Greek island where these grapes were cultivated 2,000 years ago.) Ripens mid-season in summer.Nov 19, 2007

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Oct 14, 2015 - 7. Champagne. No, this isn't the grape that the French make sparkling wine out of, though we understand how that might be confusing. Actually, this teeny-tiny grape's official name is the Zante currant (though it's not technically a currant) and is sometimes also called the black corinth.

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Jul 10, 2015 - Champagne grapes (Black Corinth): These grapes are tiny, purple seedless fruits with a deliciously winy sweetness. They are calledchampagne grapes because someone thought the cluster of small grapes resembled champagnebubbles. In their dried form, these grapes are called currants.