Europe and the Middle East Are After This Product: Erzincan's 'Black Pearl' Is Going Global.
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The harvest of Cimin grapes, a geographically registered variety grown in approximately 200-year-old vineyards in the Üzümlü district of Erzincan, has begun. The grapes are being sold in markets for 200 Turkish Lira per kilogram.
Economy - The harvest of Cimin grapes, grown in 200-year-old vineyards in the Üzümlü district of Erzincan and notable for their low sugar content and geographical indication, has begun. The grapes, which sell for 200 Turkish Lira per kilogram, are in high demand from abroad.
The harvest of Cimin grapes, a geographically registered variety grown in approximately 200-year-old vineyards in the Üzümlü district of Erzincan, has begun. The grapes are being sold in markets for 200 Turkish Lira per kilogram.
The harvest of Cimin Grapes, which have a registered geographical indication, has begun in the Üzümlü district of Erzincan. Grown in vineyards that are approximately 200 years old, these grapes stand out with their unique aroma and low sugar content. Sold at 200 Turkish Lira per kilogram in markets, the grapes are produced on 10,000 decares of land, yielding an average of 6,000 tons annually. Producers state that the grapes "do not cause discomf…
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