http://www.durgan.org/URL/?SZGLW Niagara Grapes
Twelve pound of grapes were picked from my one plant. The grapes were pristine, and were processed into juice for long term storage. Process is to place in a pot with about a liter of water to facilitate boiling. An electric stirrer was used to crush the grapes, then strained through a fine mesh. The juice as placed in jars and pressure processed (sterilized)for long term storage.
Niagara Grapes
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