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Good news! Chile grapes

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Next week the first Chilean organic grapes will be picked for Eosta. Together with our partner Agromarine we are working this year with the experienced grape grower Jean Bodeguer which means that for the first time now we will receive organic grapes from Chile. 

Because this week already the last grapes from South Africa will be harvested, the Chile season perfectly matches the South Africa season. This allows us to extend the overseas grape season until week 20! 

Harvesting of the blue/black variety Sable will begin on Tuesday, followed by the red varieties Crimson and Allison. 

The weather has been warm and dry in recent weeks, so the berries are nice and big and the brix levels are good.   

So, all in all, good news and we are very much looking forward to the first arrivals, expected week 13! 

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