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. . . that grapes used to be valued in ancient times for their healing properties instead as a food?
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White Seeded Grapes
There is a large variety of white seeded grapes, the most popular being Waltham Cross.
Most of them have large, oval shaped berries with a golden tint. The bunches are also relatively large, but looser than their red counterparts.
Waltham Cross are thin-skinned, sweet and extremely juicy, with an extraordinary flavour.
The first reference to Waltham Cross was in 1871 when Mr. William Paul, of Waltham Cross, England, received a certificate from the Royal Horticultural Society for this cultivar.
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