noun
- Plural of labrusca; a species of wild grape native to North America, or wines made from such grapes.
Usage: Often used in the context of viticulture and wine production; Refers to Vitis labrusca and related hybrid varieties
Examples
- Concord grapes are a popular variety of labruscas grown in the northeastern United States.
- Many American winemakers use labruscas to produce sweet, fruity wines.
- The labruscas have a distinctive musky flavor that distinguishes them from European wine grapes.
- Labruscas are more cold-hardy than vinifera grapes, making them suitable for northern climates.
- The vineyard specializes in labruscas and other native American grape varieties.