"Miss Rosé" Vineyard
 (Vitis x vinifera)
 Miss Rosé (from Hungary) is a very interesting recent variety and one of the rare varieties that is both pink and resistant.
 With good resistance to fungal diseases (especially mildew) and good productivity, it is also very resistant to cold, particularly to light late frosts, which it tolerates better than most other vines.
 The medium-sized (around 350g) and elongated bunches produce fairly large, almost conical, corky, sweet and tasty berries with hints of muscat.
 The icing on the cake is the seedless (or almost) variety.
 Late maturing, I recommend growing it in a greenhouse in Brittany.
 Rootstock: Plant grafted onto SO4.
 Packaging: 3 litre tall pot.
 Plant height: 80cm and above.