Table Grapes Category

These are large dark purple sweet seedless grapes.

These dark purple grapes have large seeds. They are tangy and sweet. It is often used to make grape jelly.

These are sweet seedless white table grapes. Some think they taste like cotton candy.

This is a common red seedless grape.

These are common and popular red seedless grapes.

Many varieties of grapes are turned into wine, vinegar, jelly, and raisins, but table grapes are for eating out of hand. They're classified by their color--red, green, and blue--and by whether they have seeds or not. Seedless varieties are popular because they're easy to eat, but often the seeded varieties offer more flavor and better value.

These dark purple elongated sweet seedless grapes are unusually shaped and well regarded.

Muscadine grapes are native to the American Southeast. The flesh is sweet but the skin is tart. It is easy to remove the skin.

These are large red seeded grapes.

This is a sweet green table grape. It is also commonly used for making raisins.

These clusters of tiny grapes are often used as a garnish.