ZANTE CURRANTS ARE SHUT OUT.; A New Tariff Ruling Mikes Trouble for the Trade. April 19, 1896 The New York Times Archives See the article in its original context from April 19, 1896, Page 29 Buy ...

This article was originally published with the title “Cultivation of Zante Currants, Cork and Raisins in California” inScientific American Magazine Vol. 2 No. 7(February 1860), p. 99doi:10. ...

Even the name of the winery has a story – the land was originally used to grow zante currant grapes in the 1890s, and Rey wanted to honour that history. But wine law decrees that only the names of ...

Even the name of the winery has a story – the land was originally used to grow zante currant grapes in the 1890s, and Rey wanted to honour that history.

But this variety, zante currant, comes on earlier than the Thompson variety normally used for raisins. They're smaller and very sweet.

Even though true currants are not toxic, most sold in the United States, called Zante currants, are tiny raisins made from Corinth grapes. These cause the same toxicity as regular grapes and raisins.

Currants Currants are distinct from both raisins and sultanas and come from a different type of grape altogether. They are made from small, dark, seedless grapes, typically the Black Corinth variety, ...

“There’s no accounting for taste” is something I often mutter to myself, whether while reading recipe reviews or being on the receiving end of my son’s meal, ahem, feedback. I try to see ...