The Greeke wine Grape is a blackish Grape, and very sweete.
The Frontignack is a white Grape, of a verie sweete and delicate taste, as the wine declareth, that smelleth as it were of Muske.
The square Grape is reported to bear a Grape not fully round, but sided, or as it were square, whereby it became so called.
The Damasco Grape is a great white grape, very sweete, and is the true Vva Zibeba, that the Apothecaries should vse in the Trochisci Ciphi: and such wee haue had in former times come ouer vnto vs in great, long and round white boxes, containing halfe an hundred weight a peece.
The Russet Grape is a reasonable faire grape, exceeding sweet and whitish, with a thicke skinne, crusted ouer with a shew of ash colour.
The white long Grape is like vnto a Pigeons egge, or as it were pointed pendent like a Pearle.
The partie-coloured Grape is a reasonable great Grape, and discoloured when it is ripe, sometimes the whole bunches, and sometimes but some of the grapes being parted whitish, and blacke halfe through, verie variably.
The Rhenish wine Grape is a white Grape, and endureth the cold of winter when it commeth earely, more then the Muscadine before set downe, and is nothing so sweete.
The White wine Grape is verie like vnto the Rhine Grape, the soile only and climate adding more sweetnesse vnto the one then to the other.
The Claret wine Grape is altogether like the white Grape, but that it is not white, but of a reddish colour, which lying bruised vpon the skins before they are pressed, giue that Claret tincture to the wine.