tang90246/Getty Images Moon Drop grapes actually come from the same grower as Cotton Candy grapes: The Grapery, a California-based vineyard that’s known for producing highly sought-after grape ...

Moon Drop grapes actually come from the same grower as Cotton Candy grapes: The Grapery, a California-based vineyard that’s known for producing highly sought-after grape varieties. Cotton Candy ...

"We take it right up to the edge. The tremendous flavors come in right at the end," said Pandol, founder of Grapery. Those flavors might surprise you. Cotton Candy is one of the Grapery's six ...

The popular flavor variety of grapes has been on the market for seven years, and this year the local company Grapery, made a significant expansion. Jim Beagle, CEO, and Co-owner of Grapery said ...

When our editorial assistant brought in a container of Grapery's cotton candy grapes, editors flocked to her desk to try one of these mystical seedless green grapes that taste exactly like spun sugar.

It took farmers from the Grapery company 12 years of hard work and hand pollination to develop the treat. By creating the sweet snack that has a higher sugar content than other grapes, their goal ...

The best part? They’re really just 100% grapes. Bred by IFG and farmed by Grapery in Bakersfield, California, these companies follow natural and sustainable practices without resorting to any ...

That’s why the California company Grapery is able to make our grape-y dreams come true. By cross-breeding many different standard grapes, the company has managed to create all sorts of new ...

The all-natural grapes are the result of plant-breeding, according to California's Grapery. The plant breeder offering up the treat says the Cotton Candy Grape was created by cross pollinating ...

They’re sweet, crunchy and perfect for snacking. But today’s table grapes go way beyond familiar bunches of Thompson Seedless or Red Flame. These bite-size favorites come in more than 80 ...