White wine grape · Vitis vinifera
A pink-skinned Greek grape used for white wine, documented in the French cultivar reference and a UC Davis variety record.
Plantgrape describes Moschofilero as originally from Greece and records it as a pink-berried (Rs) wine grape. UC Davis FPS independently lists Greece as its country of origin, Moscophilero as a common synonym, and describes it as a red or deep pink-skinned grape used to make white wine.
Plantgrape describes a very vigorous, productive variety with an erect bearing, sometimes susceptible to coulure and millerandage, maturing mid-season about three weeks after Chasselas. These are attributed descriptions, not yield or pruning prescriptions.
Plantgrape notes sensitivity to vine leafhoppers and low susceptibility to powdery mildew. These are reference observations, not pest-management advice.
Reference review · November 9, 2026
INRAE / IFV cultivar reference. Vine-trait observations belong to this reference's context; they are not universal planting or irrigation recommendations.
Independent institutional variety record used to cross-check cultivar identity and naming. It does not independently validate every agronomic observation in Plantgrape.
Cultivar descriptions are source-attributed reference material, not site prescriptions. No numeric soil-moisture threshold, disease diagnosis, regional suitability guarantee or GroundWorx performance claim is established here.