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VERDUNO
PELAVERGA
The Pelaverga Piccolo Vine, morphological characteristics:
The shoot has a cotony apex, greenish white with borders that are just about pink, the apical leaves (from 1 to 3) bend in a cup shape, of a greenish white colour, with borders that are just about pink and cotony on the inside.
Base leaves (4 - ) are of a yellowish light green colour, with light copper shades, glossy on top and downy underneath.
The tendrils are very long and strong.
The bunch when ripe is medium large, conical or pyramid-shaped, winged (often with a wing of a pedunculate length) spread (above all in the proximal part), the peduncle is long lignified in the first part, of a green colour, shaded with pink.
The grape is medium, or medium-small from spheroidal to ellipsoidal short with a very pruinose skin (which gives off a bluish-grey coloration), of a violet blue colour.
The adult leaf is medium large from cuneiform to pentagonal, quinquelobate or more often trilobate. The edge is dark green in colour with a base of nervation that is principly just pink
The maturation of the grape is middle to middle-late (first ten days of October).
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